Sentence examples for the actual workers from inspiring English sources

Soon retirees greatly outnumbered the actual workers.

An interesting piece on Medium about the impact changes at work-for-hire startup TaskRabbit had on the actual workers.

To ease the transitions, the actors wore clothes similar to those of the actual workers, many of whom, like the fictional delivery man, were illegally smuggled into the United States.

The actual workers ranged from young women to 80-year-old men and surely included child labor.

"Rightsizing" wrote Robert Rapplean, is "a way of avoiding saying 'downsizing.' When the managers would hold onto their jobs by laying off all of the actual workers, we would call that 'capsizing.'capsizing

For example, a photograph of workers in a sugar cane field permits workers to talk about the realities of their work and working conditions without identifying them as the actual workers in the photograph.

"My idea was if I really tried to do the work — really, really tried — and not be afraid to fail or look bad next to the person whose actually made a career of this, then in the end when the dust settles we'll have this situation where the viewer can determine how difficult the job is on their own and determine how gifted the actual worker is".

(Side note: This doesn't mean that we, as citizen journalists, should give our work away for free, especially when the "elite media" requests to use, say, a photo for a mere credit on the mainstream evening news. But choose your battles. Just because they didn't "get the shot" or "investigate the piece" or do their job does not mean they can abuse the actual worker, the actual journalist).

"Rush rush" was the name of the game, either because someone inadvertently committed to a date without checking with the actual worker bees, or cause someone wanted to look good with an aggressive timeline, or just cause people in Corporate America love to live and die on deadlines.

So the actual worker has no autonomy over what they want to do with the client and if you went out and saw the client and went, "Oh, actually they need this".

This was a source of discomfort to Morris, who, unlike many of his contemporaries, was aware of the disparity between the lives of actual workers and artisans and the luxurious experiences their work helped to create.