Sentence examples for subservient worker from inspiring English sources
That technological artillery is part of the reason that facialists, once considered subservient worker bees, have won the respect of clients.
But the left is already ready for war, as AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka complained about conservatives who will brandish the prospect of 500,000 lost jobs as an excuse to avoid raising the minimum wage and create "subservient, scared workers whose suffering will expand their stock portfolios".
By militarising government spending, fascism keeps workers subservient while still stimulating employment and profits.
This partnership should be based on mutual respect and appreciation for each other's contribution, rather then on an outdated historical hierarchical model, which sees the midwife or other mid-level worker as subservient to the physician.
A main goal was obtaining soldiers from the senior allies, such as Italy and Hungary, and millions of workers and ample food supplies from subservient allies such as Vichy France.
Nor can the CIO exist part trade union, dedicated to the ideals and objectives of the trade union movement, and part subservient to a foreign power," Reuther explained to his brother workers.
These workers are more dependent on the company, and consequently more grateful and subservient.
Normally the industrialist was subservient.
She'd happily be subservient?
