Sentence examples similar to start up workers from inspiring English sources
At Instagram, another photo-sharing start-up, workers take personal food and drink orders from employees, fill them at Costco and keep the supplies on hand for lunches and snacks.
But then we might expect new firms to start up and hire jobless workers; if the unemployed were just as productive as the employed, new businesses could operate at a significant cost advantage over competitors.
Mrs. Heady, who, like the rest of her family, was tickled to have the tree chosen, is preparing herself for a different sort of buzz when the workers start up the chainsaw.
In September 2014, Bickers connected with and restarted a dormant Portland SWOP chapter, and shortly after, she had started up Working It, a sex worker art show, and a street-based outreach program.
Even as the SA80 production lines started up, the workers at Enfield began to sense that their jobs hung by a thread.
However, the workers frequently start up their noisy cement mixers, giant cranes and beeping trucks between 6 30 and 6 55 a.m.
Recruiters say there is also a need for former executives, who may be called in to help start up or reorganize companies, since younger workers are often very specialized.
