Sentence examples for restored workers from inspiring English sources
Most spend a day on the pebbled beach, swimming in the surf and enjoying the peace, but people can stretch the stay in paradise a little bit longer by staying over in one of nine carefully restored workers' cottages for two, with vine-shaded patios and windows offering sunset views.
It's on the main street, nestled in amongst the various lopsided and restored workers' cottages turned galleries, op-shops, bookstores and cafes.
Waimea Plantation Cottages (9400 Kaumualii Highway, Waimea; 338-1625. $25-a-night resort fee; from $179), a collection of restored workers' homes relocated from three Kauai sugar plantations, offers peaceful accommodations fronting a dark sand beach.
"This is part of a larger effort to restore workers' rights," said Josh Miller-Lewis, Sanders' spokesman.
This is the bill that would restore workers' ability to go to court in cases of pay discrimination.
But here is a short list of small changes backed by the TUC that might start to restore workers' protection.
The pension deductions could be offset by salary increases aimed at restoring workers' 2010 pay levels, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Champions of this idea mostly but not exclusively conservatives and libertarians say it would boost returns and restore workers' faith in the system.
The objective of this research is to evaluate the efficacy of manual therapy for tension-type headache (TTH) in restoring workers quality of work life, and how work presenteeism affects this relation.
Supporters of privatization, however, argue that public confidence in Social Security has eroded so far that the only way to restore workers' faith in the system is to give them control.
The government will have to remove regulatory and tax barriers to new-business formation and small-business growth, and make a day's work pay more than a day on the couch watching television – release the animal spirits of its entrepreneurs and restore workers' incentives to show up on the job.
