Sentence examples for taken off workers from inspiring English sources

Generally, in times of high unemployment, the EI account goes into deficit and rates, which are taken off workers' paychecks, may go up.

He added that workers taken off one line might be moved to another production line.

Offshore evacuations were also completed, with many oil rig workers were taken off of rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.

You may be taken off-guard by a co-worker's audacity or left speechless by your friend's harsh words.

The indulgence shown to private-equiteer Adrian Beecroft as he drafted his report on how to take rights off workers.

Actually, come to think of it, there are plans to build more new housing close by - in fact it's even close to the city centre so lunchtime and after work activities for city workers could take off.

The city should replace the numbers that were taken off by the street workers.

The two series grew at fairly similar rates between 1970 and 1993, but since then manufacturing output per worker has taken off at a fast rate, while overall output per worker has remained essentially constant.

After being taken off the ballot because campaign workers forged signatures, Mr. Williams came back to defeat his primary opponent by a 3-to-1 margin, according to results released today by election officials.

Even when many low-income workers were taken off the federal income tax tax rolls altogether in the 1980's, they still told pollsters that they would not benefit personally.

Though the 22-year-old bakery worker was taken off life-support at the weekend, his wife told local media that doctors are worried about brain damage sustained during a heart attack on the operating table.