Sentence examples for surplus workers from inspiring English sources

What would these surplus workers be facing?

When the number of surplus workers rose sharply, the country also had ways of reducing it.

Thousands of surplus workers have been laid off; more will follow.

Even earlier, some nations sold their surplus workers as slaves, while the European countries could send them to the colonies.

Programmes at his California plants in the mid-1990s placed surplus workers in spun-off businesses, including one that made clocks from waste wood.

This week saw the tenth anniversary of the assassination of Marco Biagi, the expert behind a previous attempt to make it easier for employers to sack surplus workers.

Under the union contract, Verizon must declare a "surplus" of workers before layoffs can begin.

Yet there was already a vast surplus of workers, because of a bulge in the working-age population.

Helped by a surging local economy, state aid and rising tax revenues, the city government, with a $500 million surplus, rehired workers and restored many municipal services.

Encouraged by a pickup in exports, companies say that they will increase their capital spending and have fewer worries about a surplus of workers and excess production capacity.

At the macro level, in the guise of the "public man," he made society fair, by redistributing some of efficiency's magic surplus to workers.