Sentence examples for specialised workers from inspiring English sources

The typewriter was joined in the office by the adding machine, the telephone and filing cabinets, all adding to the demand for office space and requiring increasingly specialised workers.

"There's a lot of bycatch – it catches a lot of people that it shouldn't," he said, citing researchers recruited by the city's universities or specialised workers needed for the city's tech industry as examples.

Isaacson compares the development of the internet – a collaboration between governments, academic researchers and underground hackers – to the building of a cathedral: there can't be a single architect, because the structure is pieced together by so many teams of specialised workers.

The value of these remittances has fallen steadily over the past two years, as the rupee has appreciated by some 14% against the US dollar, and consequently against the dirham.According to the Times of India, the standard wage of an Indian construction worker in Dubai has remained fixed at about Dh550 (US$150) per month for the past four years, with specialised workers receiving about Dh700/month.

The particular circumstances of the drivers' boycott – involving a small number of specialised workers in a strong union – were enough to protect them, but they were still putting their jobs on the line to resist the "USA's seemingly headlong rush into war", as their union branch motion put it.

Although not formally defined, these primary eye care activities are supposed to cover whatever is necessary to manage anyone who presents with an 'eye complaint.' Management might include counselling, treatment, or referral to more specialised workers.

By day, Kafka was an insurance man specialising in workers' injury claims.

In early life Mr Lee was a Socialist and, after returning to Singapore in 1949, he became a leading lawyer specialising in workers' rights.

The big losers have been workers without highly specialised skills.The squeeze on workers has come from several directions, as the car industry clearly shows.

But BME victims of domestic violence need specialised support, with workers who have an understanding of their culture and language, says Wilson.

This might include occasional manager visits at night or delegation of tasks to shift supervisors, lead workers, specialised safety roles, or self-managed work teams.