Sentence examples for slice of workers from inspiring English sources

Instead, the benefits have flowed mostly to a small slice of workers at the very top of the income distribution.

There might, however, be a slice of young workers who paid huge sums for degrees that prove less valuable on the job market, saddled by a debt burden that could end up holding them back for decades.

Republicans are portraying the decision as evidence that the whole health care reform is headed for a train wreck, but it actually affects only a narrow slice of companies and workers.

According to the economists, as technology automates jobs, it concentrates labor in a small slice of high-skilled workers.

TAISHAN, China, June 30 — At the Xulong eel factory here, a team of workers slice eels, lop off their heads and push them through a huge assembly line that will cook and package them for millions of customers around the world.

The most protracted slice of dialogue is the workers' conversation after the news breaks that the army has executed the cartels' "boss of bosses".

Any Smithsonian workers deemed non-essential have been furloughed without pay, a small slice of the estimated 800,000 federal workers currently on hiatus.

And owners of capital are grabbing a bigger slice of the cake relative to workers as a whole.As a result of China, India and the former Soviet Union embracing market capitalism, the global labour force has doubled in size.

A customer wanted a very small slice of beef but the kitchen worker refused to cut it for him.

Consider CS worker Xue's depiction of what came to be known as the "beef incident:" A customer wanted a very small slice of beef but the kitchen worker refused to cut it for him.

Workers want their slice of the cake.