Sentence examples for sacked workers from inspiring English sources

Twenty-three sacked sacked workers, according to NASBO.

She said the sacked workers deserve to be fully compensated.

Employers have long faced heavy penalties, reinstatement of sacked workers and lengthy legal delays under cases brought to labour courts.

The few prepared to speak do so anonymously, with one eye on the sacked workers in Illinois.

Worn down by almost two months without pay, the unions have agreed to accept the government's revised unconditional 3% offer, provided all sacked workers are reinstated.

One obvious concern is that the loss in demand from sacked workers will offset the benefits from increased firm willingness to hire.

"Don't be stupid like the Poles!" "It's like working in a country within a country," says one sacked worker.

A sacked worker who would not give his name told the newspaper that up to 15 people were fired, including some who watched the performance but did not participate.

Cutting costs makes sense at the individual company level but not in aggregate; one company's sacked worker or pay freeze translates into another company's sluggish demand.That may explain why the improvement in profits is not translating into a splurge of capital expenditure.

I had filed away in my brain somewhere a bit of knowledge on the impact of trade with China: a paper, I recalled, which had been co-authored by David Autor, found that the gains from trade with China were entirely offset by local labour market costs, like the lost attachment to the workforce that occurred when a sacked worker went on disability insurance.

Obstructionist shop stewards are sacked and workers who assemble in groups are violently dispersed.