Sentence examples for undermined workers from inspiring English sources

Morale is undermined, workers feel unrecognised and unsafe, and the workforce becomes unstable.

Furthermore, the weak labor market undermined workers' bargaining power leading to a redistribution from wages to profits.

He expanded access to health insurance for millions of people and signed trade deals that undermined workers and enriched CEOs.

The decline of union membership in the face of aggressive anti-union campaigns has undermined workers' ability to come together and ensure that their increased productively is reflected in their wages.

Obama spoke of how decades of these failed government policies had undermined worker security and wages.

Many so-called successes have shut citizens out of decision-making processes, been rife with insider dealings, undermined worker job security, displaced large numbers of people without adequate compensation, been economic disasters, produced projects that privatize benefits while under-producing public goods.

The Treasury stressed that the chancellor's key concern was the risk of undermining workers' incentives to save.

Len McCluskey, the leader of Britain's biggest union, Unite, said the remaining bill would continue to undermine workers' rights.

The unions, meanwhile, are pleased with wording intended to prevent an influx of new labour from depressing wages or undermining workers' rights.

On the other side, some right-to-work advocates work on undermining workers' confidence in their union colleagues, spreading speculation and rumors that union membership destroys jobs.

The same administration that "devoted four years to rolling back mine regulations" has also been undermining workers' rights to join unions without forfeiting their livelihood.