Sentence examples similar to stationing workers from inspiring English sources

An open-ended strike by television station workers continued Sunday.

One day, there was a rumor that the gas-station workers would go on strike.

Hundreds more were arrested, including polling-station workers who refused to sign falsified vote totals.

And the pollsters did not station workers by church doors with clickers and count the boomers making their way in.

They also blamed poorly trained station workers for failing to notice the equipment malfunction and halt trains on the line.

Local television broadcasts showed police officers and station workers scrambling to free the dead and injured from the trains.

In Saint-Marc, polling station workers spent the early morning dozing while waiting for voters to trickle in.

London's subway system was crippled by a strike on Tuesday by maintenance workers, signalers, station workers and some drivers who were protesting plans to cut 800 workers in stations around London.

Station workers use the stick to lift into place wooden "dog bone" boards denoting departure times above entrances to the 12 tracks.

Two polling-station workers, alone, were listening to the radio so they would hear Big Ben chime, and know when to shut the door.

Although there have been regular strikes in the past decade, they have mostly involved RMT and TSSA members, most of whom are station workers not tube drivers.