Sentence examples for protections workers from inspiring English sources

Republicans have said their legislation is meant to "rein in the activist NLRB and reaffirm protections workers and job-creators have received for decades".

Parse that language to find the excuse to run roughshod over environmental protections, workers' rights and occupational safety standards in order to allow "flexibility" at the massive Foxconn and other plants in China where robotic work is performed by humans under conditions that even Apple has conceded in an internal audit are unacceptable under modern industrial standards.

And they have battle tested at the state level their legislative game plan to roll back settled elements of environmental protections, workers' rights, progressive taxation, voting rights, criminal justice policy and a host of social issues including abortion rights and gay rights, as well as to play fast and loose with separation of church and state.

During the presidential race, Trump has spoken favorably of right-wing "right-to-work" laws, which weaken the best job security protections workers have - a union contract - by preventing employers and employees from negotiating an agreement that requires all workers who receive the benefits of a collective bargaining agreement to pay their share of the costs of representing them.

With the help of these gender stereotypes, temp agencies established "a new sector of low-wage, unreliable work" exempt from many of protections workers enjoyed in other parts of the economy, explains Erin Hatton, an assistant professor at SUNY Buffalo writing for the New York Times.

Experienced child protection workers are always in high demand.

The almost four weeks of evidence from police, child protection workers and family violence workers took its toll.

Many of the files contain eyewitness testimony from the guards, caseworkers, child protection workers and teachers on the island.

As residents, civil protection workers and even priests dug through the rubble, calls went out for more equipment and helpers.

The horror stories of sexual and physical abuse that child-protection workers recounted at meetings made him cry, he said.

Now the bishops are hearing parishioners, abuse victims and the church's own child protection workers voicing a sense of betrayal.