Sentence examples for struggling workers from inspiring English sources

It is time for New York to raise its minimum wage enough to help more than 600,000 struggling workers.

The welfare state, which had often served as a safety net for struggling workers, was decimated in many places.

The opportunity to simultaneously benefit struggling workers and small businesses has helped these job subsidies gain support from liberals and conservatives.

Raising the minimum wage holds particular political appeal for younger Americans, struggling workers and labor groups, all of which were important to Mr. Obama's re-election.

And then there was his message to struggling workers: "I know how hard it is to put food on your family".

Republicans like to talk about education, skipping over the question of how better schools could help struggling workers in their 40s and 50s.

That is because today's only viable brand of populism, the same strain that Ross Perot expertly tapped as an independent presidential candidate in 1992, is not principally about the struggling worker versus his corporate master.

The resulting advertisements featuring struggling, angry workers sent Mr. Romney's ratings, and his confidence, sliding.

These illegal fees are especially onerous for the millions of struggling migrant workers who have moved to distant cites.

Struggling factory workers aren't just being trivialized - they're literally vanishing from our public conscience.

Throughout their workplace struggles, workers draw upon a discourse promulgated by the state that promotes individual "quality".