Sentence examples for war employees from inspiring English sources

Evelyn M. Rusli writes in Monday's Times that the company's internal culture is something like an endless war: "Employees log long hours, managers relentlessly track progress, and the weak links are demoted or let go".

This song touts the patriotic qualities of the mythical female war employee who defends America by working on the home front.

"In the tug of war between employees and shareholders, the employees are winning," Mr. Mayo said.

"In the tug of war between employees and shareholders, the employees are winning," Mayo said.

Joe Long, a war room employee, remembers when times -- and spam -- were simpler.

The answer is not complicated: in the first half of the post-War era, employees shared in the gains from productivity growth; since 1973, most of them have hardly done so at all.

A little bit of history: Since World War II, employee productivity in the United States increased at an average rate of 2.2percentt a year.

"And unlike in most other states, we did it without going to war with public employees".

Ohio voters repudiated their loopy governor's war against public employees.

For the past year, Ellisville's outspoken 32-year-old mayor has been at war with city employees and the City Council.

And the problem has only intensified since the beginning of the Iraq war, say military employees who monitor insurance agents.