Sentence examples for shield workers from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, socialists still claim that the might of the state can be used to shield workers directly.
No policy can fully shield workers from the challenges of trade adjustment and allow nations to realize all the benefits.
Economic theory predicts that countries that attempt to shield workers and firms during tough economic conditions should experience less inequality, both in terms of wages and firm productivity.
The most significant risk for working with these tools is eye damage; according to OSHA, personal protective equipment to shield workers and observers from light radiation includes safety glasses, goggles, welding helmets or face shields.
And just as governments have not always been good at protecting their citizens from rapid inflows and outflows of foreign money, the failure to shield workers from foreign competition has also undermined faith in globalisation.
For years, traditional pensions — those that shield workers from market risk — have been in a slow decline, with troubled sectors like aviation and steel shedding their plans in bankruptcy court as new types of individually managed benefits like 401(k) plans have taken hold.
The water keeps them cool, and shields workers from their residual radiation.
In a normally operating pool, the water not only provides cooling but also shields workers from gamma radiation.
In tough economic times, there is always the temptation to resort to protectionism as a means of shielding workers and companies from foreign competition.
They show at the bomb's core a thick three-foot lead case, shielding workers from its radioactive rays, that held the zirconium.
Gary Chaison, professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., said the U.A.W.'s contract protections may in fact have worked to the union's disadvantage by shielding workers at a high cost to the company.
