Sentence examples for print workers from inspiring English sources

Their alternative was the same fate as the striking print workers': the sack.

And part of the print workers' formidable industrial strength lay precisely in the transitoriness of the product.

That means that 1,700 journalists, administrative staff members and print workers will probably be out of a job.

When the Daily Express closed its Glasgow plant, Benn backed journalists and print workers in launching the Scottish Daily News.

"Thirty years ago there were only a few night buses for print workers, charladies and dockers," says Sir Peter Hendy, London's transport commissioner.

Before Wapping, one print workers' union, the NGA National Graphical Associationn) had a monopoly of the computer keyboard in the national newspaper industry.

It demanded that for each new computer, Le Monde should pay for one print worker to type on the keyboard and another simultaneously to watch the screen.

"I had a hunch things would go belly up, and I took it all out," said the man, a retired print worker, who requested anonymity.

Daniel Sergeant, print worker and trade union leader: born Rutherglen 18 January 1931; married 1955 Catherine Stark (three daughters, one son); died Southend-on-Sea 25 June 2012.

Films such as Close-Up (1990), which dramatised the case of an unemployed print worker arrested for passing himself off as the Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makmalbaf, blur the line between fiction and documentary.

Ford, a former print worker from Edinburgh who through Keydata created a £2.8bn financial empire selling so-called 'death bonds', is appealing to the High Court against the fine and counter-suing the FCA and administrators PwC for £700m.