Sentence examples for priority workers from inspiring English sources

With joblessness the number one American priority, workers will be replaced by automation yielding net negative results for job opportunity.

Meanwhile, children's education is becoming a second-class priority; workers are falling ever further behind executives; and working families are becoming homeless with no relief in sight.

But the high priority that workers are typically given in municipal bankruptcies is entirely justified.

The interests of bankers have been given a higher priority than workers'.

The contract also provides for overtime for cooks and gives scheduling priority to workers with more seniority.

Veterans or survivors who are already receiving benefits but applying for new ones may, as a consequence, be given lower priority, the workers say.

"They are sympathetic to what's going on and what the employees are going through," Ms. Todd said, adding that the agency's first priority is workers' safety, even at the expense of their convenience.

The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson preached briefly at the Bethel service, delivering a message that combined spiritual encouragement with more pragmatic advice, emphasizing that people in affected areas should be given priority when workers are hired for cleanup and rebuilding efforts.

If the ratio of the two increases following a decrease in the subsidy rate, this most likely indicates, as mentioned earlier, that employers just want to save on search costs and give priority to workers already employed by renewing their contracts.

In the end, the government chose the most costly scenario, where the health workforce was increased by 44% (from 25 683 in 2006 to 45 654), based on staffing norms and on priority to workers in MDG-related areas.

"What they're getting are more frazzled, less priority-driven workers who are always interrupted.