Sentence examples for vulnerable working from inspiring English sources

Seniors, middle class, vulnerable, working Americans are asked to pay the price of this agreement.

Hopkins is no champion of vulnerable working class kids and she can't even get the most basic of facts right.

The recession has sharpened the imperative to make deals successfully – we are all less vulnerable working together than working on our own.

The Baby P effect has also helped create a climate in which many more children are removed into care and attitudes toward vulnerable working class parents in need of support have hardened.

But the David v Goliath struggle mounted by 23 foreign-born workers against Bröd Kitchen (formerly Hot & Crusty Bakery), a corporate restaurant chain backed by multimillionaire investors which was documented in an award-winning film The Hand That Feeds, has struck a chord with the city's most vulnerable working population.

With the determination shown then by Labour's greatest ever government, a new government can tackle today's workplace agenda – the great squeeze in living standards and the growth of vulnerable working through zero-hours contracts and others ways employers are transferring risks that were once shared on to low-paid staff.

"[The proposal] would breach not only Burrell's prohibition on foreign loans but also his prohibition against loans within Britain of entire categories of vulnerable works," Daley said.

This allows the galleries to present museum-quality exhibitions, requiring climate control and high security, while pass-through lobby galleries are limited to less valuable and less vulnerable work.

"This case sends a clear message that wholesale violations of the civil rights of the most vulnerable work force -- immigrant women in low-wage jobs -- will not be tolerated," said Ida L. Castro, chairwoman of the commission.

The second is characteristics deriving from migrants' place and status on the labour market, for example, whether they are active in the formal or informal part of the economy, in new and still unorganized sectors, or in vulnerable work arrangements.

It was a very vulnerable work.