Sentence examples for security of working from inspiring English sources

That would be a grave threat to the economic security of working people".

While the pay and benefits are slightly lower on the public side, Porter says the security of working in the state sector has been a major attraction.

It is significant that Europe's two most successful women choreographers, Pina Bausch and De Keersmaeker - both mothers - have enjoyed the financial and physical security of working from their own theatres.

It is built around the assertion -- challenged by Republicans -- that Mr. Bush's economic platform amounts to tax cuts for the wealthy, an overhaul of Social Security that would leave the retirement security of working people at risk and deference to powerful special interests like oil and pharmaceutical companies.

Alison Garnham, the chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group, said: "The welcome move on a higher minimum wage cannot disguise the truth that this is a budget which damages the economic security of working families and takes us further down the road to being a two-nation economy, with higher child poverty for millions and lower taxes for the better off".

"For those people whose retirement savings are invested in public pension funds, selling the Tribune Company's newspapers to the Koch brothers so they could in turn use it to advance specific policies adverse to the retirement security of working people would be akin to agreeing to selling your car to a buyer who you know wants to buy the car so they can run you over," the letter said.

Also at the side of the organisations, institutions and policy makers which were invited to the CAB, an initial reluctance linked to security reasons of working with irregular migrants, and even scepticism on feasibility; changed into a perseverant engagement of a growing group of organisations, institutions and policy makers who still try to take the issue further in Morocco and in Europe today.

He said Labour policies such as an £8 per hour minimum wage and an end to what the party calls "exploitative" zero-hours contracts would provide a "bedrock of security for working families".

MAY 2002 -- John R. Bolton, undersecretary of state for arms control and international security, accuses Cuba of working to develop biological weapons, a charge Fidel Castro strongly denies.

The board's areas of expertise include physical safety of drivers and passengers, data security, and ways of working with local law enforcement.

They are paid daily and survive from one day to the next with no security of work.