Sentence examples for value workers from inspiring English sources

For several weeks, as the stock lost much of its value, workers stood by helplessly as their retirement savings evaporated.

For people who value workers' rights, 1 April marks a significant improvement in the lives of low-paid workers.

Moving quickly to gut and ice the fish to preserve its value, workers from the fishing co-op presented the footlong dorsal fin as a trophy to the captain's wife, who said it was the first catch in 10 days.

Salary-checking is a start, but change will only come from overhauling how we think about and organize work, and value workers for what they bring to the enterprise, not how long they sit in the chair.

It turns out how we value workers is changing, and the emphasis now is on learning and adapting instead of coming into a job with the skills required to do everything.

Now's the time for us to elect candidates who truly value workers and understand the needs of the nation's working families.

"Today, Lower Manhattan is surrounded by communities that have an increasing share of the region's high-value workers, while the far-off bedroom communities in Long Island, New York and Connecticut have seen their shares shrink," the Downtown Alliance analysis found.

When employees quit or retire, their companies may lose more than valued workers.

The onus is now on companies to make sure they keep their most valued workers, Mr. Forster said.

Inspired by the liberal philosophy of Bentham, in the 1800s Robert Owen proved that commercial success went hand in hand with valuing workers.

He said that process begins with recruitment, but also by offering attractive facilities, valuing workers and taking an interest in their success.