Sentence examples for prospect workers from inspiring English sources

The lockout option raises the prospect workers and other community members will picket Patrick Stevedores sites, as they did in 1998.

While some areas have plenty of affordable housing, their transport links make relocating an unattractive prospect for workers.

Although such an attempt was part of Mr Bush's first election campaign, it was not solvency that animated him, but the prospect of workers diverting some of their Social Security contributions to private investment accounts.

Opening the vent was such an unusual prospect that workers needed the blueprints to figure out how to do it, but the prints were in a building whose ceiling had collapsed.

But clawing back his company's splurges on unrelated interests – from $21m in donations to Palmer's political party to golf courses and his vintage car collection – represents the only real prospect of workers being paid in full if the refinery shut down, they have been told.

Better employment prospects mean workers are less in need of rainy-day funds.

Change here is constrained by rival concerns of the sort that shape the prospects of workers worldwide.

It's hard to muster enthusiasm these days for the prospects of workers on all but the topmost rungs of the labor market.

These scanty wages limit the prospects Latina workers can offer themselves and their families.

She is particularly worried about the prospect of agency workers being brought into a maternity unit.

But things could get much worse: the prospect looms of workers' strikes, of foreign investors leaving the country, rising unemployment and falling national income.