Sentence examples for threat to workers from inspiring English sources

That poses a threat to workers and to the general public, the union officials said yesterday.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn dismissed the claims and said "Tory Brexit" was a threat to workers' rights.

A similar threat to workers exists for smallpox, which is spread from person to person and is not an environmental disease like anthrax.

CGT officials have warned they will continue to disrupt France until the Socialist government scraps the law, which introduces more flexibility in working practices but is seen as business friendly and a threat to workers.

However, during the corporation's regular common council meeting, Stuart Fraser, chairman of the policy and resources committee, admitted that environmental health officers found no health and safety threat to workers or tourists around St Paul's.

Abortion rights groups argued that Ms. Gillibrand would be a stronger advocate on their issues, gay rights groups pointed to his opposition to same-sex marriage and unions said what they saw as his pro-business views posed a threat to workers.

It's also a threat to worker productivity, writes Bloomberg.

Lioy describes the successes and failures of this country's environmental health science response in recognizing, evaluating, and controlling the threat to worker and community health.

In addition to the detrimental impacts on food production, nutrition and potential livestock-to-human disease transmission, a substantial threat to worker health from agricultural diseases may come from the increased use of pesticides and other agricultural chemicals in response to disease outbreaks.

The true extent of the danger at the site or the threats to workers at ground zero could not be determined independently.

Wildcats provide no opportunity for employers to preempt the action by making threats to workers' livelihoods or pay or by persuading them that their grievances should be dealt with by negotiations, mediation, or arbitration.