Sentence examples for view workers from inspiring English sources

Courts often view workers' statements as disloyal when they are defamatory and are not supported by facts.

Behind the room, away from public view, workers in a hive of cubicles study data and decibel levels — of both the aircraft and the complaining public.

In my view, workers should be trained for two weeks, develop an action plan and released back to the community to practice the skills they have acquired.

Banana Republic, a unit of Gap Inc., is among the many clothing chains that view workers -- in their workplace -- as an important new market.

In 2009, behind blast walls that shielded the site from view, workers cleared the ground and began driving pilings 80 feet into the sandy soil, a necessity because of the high-water table of the nearby Tigris.

He added: "I want to say explicitly today that, in our view, workers should not be automatically enrolled into smaller schemes which do not benefit from economies of scale, tend to be poorly run and do not deliver value for money in the charges they make to members".

Lastly, businesses need to stop viewing workers as resources to be maximised, argued Paul Caulfield, director of an MBA programme at the Nottingham University Business School.

As play progresses, the game begins to reveal the effects of this way of working, of viewing workers as mere "units".

A large business enterprise views workers as fungible.

In Williston, a single term catches both views: workers here overwhelmingly call this place "the Wild West".

Rather than viewing workers as expense items to be squeezed and cut as much as possible, we would finally see workers as resources capable of creating and delivering growing value.