Sentence examples for serving workers from inspiring English sources

Wagner's has been serving workers from the Churchill Downs race course across the road - home to the Kentucky Derby - since 1922.

The lot Miss Albany occupies, about a mile and a half from the Capitol, was the site of a lunch cart that opened in 1929, serving workers in what was a commercial and industrial area.

The sprawling General Motors plant in Janesville, Wisconsin, closed down eight years ago with thousands of job losses, but a pub that once did a roaring trade serving workers on the assembly line is clinging on.

There, the Top 10 is dominated by "combined food preparation and serving workers," "customer-service representatives," cashiers, security guards and the like -- thousands and thousands of new jobs that sound more boring with each passing day.

Mr. Stern said it made sense for his union to undertake this because unions had to find new ways of serving workers — even when they were not union members.

Maybe they are due for a modest revival.You never knowThe bureau's statisticians are now forecasting a large rise in the number of nurses, teachers, salespeople, "combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food" (a fancy way of saying burger flippers), waiters, truck drivers and security guards over the next eight years.

"They said: 'We serve workers 360 degrees.

Jerry served workers in the apparel industry for over 38 years.

They accepted the fact that nobody else cared about them; in a small city like Lishui, there weren't any N.G.O.s or prominent organizations that served workers.

This is an unpretentious cafe-style operation that opened in 1969 to serve workers in local garment factories, and I am proud to count myself among its regulars.

Medieval guilds, which regulated craft production, clearly differed in function from trade unions, in that guilds were combinations of both masters and workers while modern unions emerged to serve workers' interests alone.