Sentence examples for rendered workers from inspiring English sources

The division of labour rendered workers more alien to one another and yet more dependent upon one another; specialization meant that no individual labourer would build a product on his or her own.

Sure, the assembly line rendered workers automatons, but Ford's revolutionary $5 wage for a day's work allowed them to afford new luxuries such as education for their children spurring the economy.

As mobile phones rendered workers contactable at all times – permanently tethering people to their work – drug dealing too became 24/7.

Moreover, asthma and other respiratory diseases rendered workers more likely to change work due to respiratory problems.

Technology will disrupt more industries, creating benefits for society but rendering workers who fail to update their skills redundant.

"He's making it clear that he is willing to render workers homeless in his quest to teach them that this is the kind of punishment that awaits them if they dare to take a stand".

Smith himself warned that the division of labour, by routinizing work, would render workers "as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become," and Marx raised the spectre of alienation as the social price paid for subordinating production to the imperatives of profit making.

For example, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control guidance classifies rendering workers under the "direct contact" group [ 18].

However, specific guidance on risk assessment and management of rendering workers is not available and related guidance is conflicting.

Although there is evidence of potential for transmission in poultry workers and cullers, their exposure risk is significantly higher than rendering workers [ 13, 14].

During the first incident a uniform approach assigned equal exposure risk to all rendering workers in or near the production line.