Sentence examples for turn workers from inspiring English sources

That is bad news for firms, and, in turn, workers.

Already, some try not to recruit scarce health workers from poorer lands although they cannot easily turn workers away who want to come.

John Monks, the general-secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation, has warned (pdf) that the Laval verdict could turn workers against the EU's Lisbon treaty.

But there's more: This group wants to turn workers into free agents and, via the Web, give everyone the same access to information and markets.

In a remarkable turn, workers bucked union leadership and vowed to return to the picket lines, carrying out what amounted to a wildcat strike.

A hook was installed along the tracks to hang mail bags to be grabbed by workers on the passing trains for outgoing mail distribution; in turn workers threw mail bags off the train for incoming mail distribution.

(For the evidence on this see "Turning workers into capitalists", a recent Free exchange article).

President Obama's rescue of the auto industry turned workers who would otherwise have drawn unemployment benefits into taxpayers, and created a bright spot in our otherwise lackluster industrial sector.

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, thought the practice "unwise," and other union leaders spoke out against tipping on the grounds that it suppressed wages and turned workers into supplicants.

Simonson said the construction downturn during the Great Recession turned workers away from trades like carpentry.

But buyouts, which turn active workers into pensioners, only worsen the company's dependency ratio.