Sentence examples for strip workers from inspiring English sources

Unite had rejected Ineos's claims that Grangemouth made a loss and accused Ratcliffe of using scare tactics to strip workers of their long-established working terms.

Among those that administration officials hoped to mollify with waivers were some big insurers, some smaller employers and McDonald's, which went so far as to warn that the regulations could force it to strip workers of existing coverage.

Labor leaders say the measure would ease employer recriminations and threats against workers; critics say it would strip workers of their right to a private vote on a union, and potentially prompt intimidation of workers pressured to sign such authorization cards.

Labour MPs and trade unions say zero hours contracts strip workers of their rights and are exploitative.

"We cannot allow the so-called 'gig economy' companies to exploit loopholes in the law in order to strip workers of their rights and protections".

And he supports efforts to strip workers of their collective bargaining rights and their voice.

His true priority is stripping workers of collective-bargaining rights and reducing their unions to a shell.

It wants labour markets to work better, but dare not provoke street action by stripping workers of their job security.

Streeck believed this was "the last call for trade unions and social democracy": the final chance to get more people into work without stripping workers of their rights.

Employees said the proposals would not prevent companies from reneging on pension promises and stripping workers of benefits they had been led to expect.

The problem with capitalism is not, as Marx believed, that it strips workers of all their assets except their labor power.