Sentence examples for rare worker from inspiring English sources

Most workplaces resemble a production line: each worker adds his or her little section of value to the product, whatever that might be, but it is a rare worker who sees a job all the way through from inception to finished product – and aesthetically, that's not particularly satisfying.

It is a rare American worker who can take a month off.

Having represented employees against employers for nearly three decades, I can tell you it is a rare, brave worker who sues her company.

Workers with the highest education (intermediate and above) were rare (12 workers only) and they were the oldest (mean±SE 36.3±2.4), followed by illiterate workers (33.5±0.5), workers with primary education (30.3±0.6), matriculates (29.5±1.2) and workers with middle education (28.4±0.6).

I am one of those rare social workers who actually enjoys being cross-examined in court.

Zero-hours contracts were found to be relatively rare among workers in the financial and professional services and the manufacturing, energy and agricultural sectors.

I have no doubt that employers in some industries are having trouble finding workers with relevant skills, but if skills mismatch were the primary driver of the country's lackluster hiring in recent years, then we would expect to see many more businesses bidding up wages in pursuit of those rare skilled workers who are available.

In rare cases, worker-laid eggs carry mimicked queen hydrocarbons and escape policing, a condition known as the anarchic syndrome.

Exposures to chemicals or electric shocks, which are frequent in other occupational settings, for example in electric utility workers or welders, are rare in railway workers.

It's the rare American factory worker who can walk to work.

In today's economy, rare is the worker who will spend his entire career in the same job.