Sentence examples for thrown workers from inspiring English sources

The bursting of that bubble has thrown workers out of jobs in Asia as well as in Silicon Valley.

They raged that high interest rates and a high pound were crippling industry and throwing workers on the scrap heap.

These days most jurisdictions, given a choice between hitting up taxpayers and taking things back from workers, look for ways to throw workers under the bus.

But jobs are jobs and the US's major construction union called the Keystone decision "shameful", adding that defining jobs as insignificant just because they are temporary amounted to throwing workers "under the bus".

CEOs in one company after another are throwing workers onto the unemployment rolls and dodging taxes to boost short-term profits and fatten their own paychecks.

But somewhere along the way growth became a goal in itself, even when it throws workers out of jobs and undermines the health and well-being of our communities.

Richard Trumka mentioned no names as he vowed recently that labor would not endorse yet another presidential candidate who talks big about confronting inequality but offers an agenda that merely fiddles around the edges of the economy, meeting Wall Street's needs before throwing workers "scraps".

It was cleaner than it had been in some time: after the protesters were thrown out, workers using power washers blasted water over the stone that covers the ground.

Benefits like extended maternity leave, flexible work schedules, and rides to work aren't just random perks thrown at workers just because they sound like a good idea at the time.

The state will not just throw the workers in at the deep end.

It would throw these workers, and their families – and even their pets, she explained – into dire poverty.