Sentence examples for shack worker from inspiring English sources

There was the story of a customer who supposedly paid a Shake Shack worker $1,000 so he could phone in his orders, an act that, if it actually happened, would be against the policy of Mr. Meyer's company, Union Square Hospitality Group.

Shake Shack workers in Manhattan make a starting wage of $10 an hour, according to Shake Shack's filing.

The NYT story, which highlighted restaurant chains that pay their employees above average, also featured Shake Shack, where workers reportedly earn at least $9.50 an hour and the median pay is $10.70.

They must walk a mile from their dormitory to the field, adjacent to a cluster of shacks where workers live with no indoor plumbing.

From the sprawl of one-room houses and shacks where workers live, scores of multi-storey factory blocks jut into the sky.

Located on a former mining compound, the diverse housing types include self-constructed shacks, former mine worker accommodation, recently constructed RDP (the South African government's Reconstruction and Development Programme) housing, and "transit" housing (shacks constructed by local government to house residents who's shacks have been removed by local government and are awaiting RDP housing).

But if Shake Shack can pay its workers decently even as it expands and still turn a profit, then it could set an example for an industry that staunchly resists demands to raise wages.

As the century wore on, extensions were added to the workers' shacks, and today as many as a third of Quarry Heights residents are descendants of the original founders.

When she arrived in Preston, she noticed that the workers' shacks, four decades into the revolution, were still painted United Fruit yellow, a dusty mustard that the company laced with insecticide to keep malaria infections down.

Earlier, some 500 police officers took part in early-morning raids on the workers' shacks, seizing machetes, spears and other weapons, police spokesman Thulani Ngubane said.

Catherine Lamola, 28 and jobless, said she did not protest when the workers destroyed her shack.