Sentence examples for unnecessary workers from inspiring English sources

"We regard the case shown on TV as outsourcing," he said, bluntly declining to use more euphemistic terms for the longstanding practice of sending unnecessary workers to affiliates.

HAVANA (AP) — The Cuban government will scale back controls on small businesses, lay off unnecessary workers and allow more self-employment, President Raúl Castro said Sunday, major steps in a country where the state dominates nearly every facet of the economy.

Initially, they opposed the convention, arguing that it was not only impractical, but unnecessary: workers, they said, were treated like members of the families who employed them though ask Sumiati Binti Salan Mustapa, a maid whose Saudi employer stabbed, beat and burned her.

In Coldfoot, the nearest store was 250 miles away (eliminating all temptations to buy stuff), there was no cellphone reception (making a phone plan unnecessary), and workers got free room and board (no food, rent or utility costs).

Mechanisms for enforcing sterility, including egg policing, are unnecessary if worker sterility is voluntary.

But they say the construction unions have pushed to require a wealth of unnecessary information on workers' wages.

Alan had a hand in moving more and more manufacturing offshore, making American workers unnecessary, and soon enough he finds he's not so necessary, either.

A popular explanation for why it has taken at least 20 months from the official end of the recession for job growth to resume -- seven and a half times as long as the average in other postwar recoveries -- is that exceptionally fast productivity growth made hiring workers unnecessary.

Indeed, the expensive public employment and training services offered by the program, although useful for the unemployed, were unnecessary for undeclared workers.

As technology makes human workers unnecessary, the American economy will be forced to adapt.

"Any regulation that's outdated, unnecessary, bad for workers or contrary to the national interest will be scrapped and scrapped completely," Trump told about 7,700 people at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Bismarck, the capital of oil-rich North Dakota.