Sentence examples for weak workers from inspiring English sources

As long as the labor market remains weak, workers will not have the bargaining power to secure wage gains and stop the upward redistribution of income.

When the labor market is this weak, workers have less bargaining power, and wages stagnate.

When the economy and the labor market are weak, workers are not in a position to press for wage gains.

* Republicans: Why would the House Democrats propose such a weak workers' compensation reform plan last week when they knew Gov. Bruce Rauner wants so much more?

It's at such times as when the Left isn't assimilated into the mainstream as a liberal population--times when labor unions are weak, workers haven't yet attained middle class amenities, and great populations are engaged in waging world-encompassing wars--that the Left is most starkly visible.

For example, some health workers in Tanzania viewed supervision as inherently negative and only for weak workers (11), making it potentially difficult for them to accept new supervision approaches as positive and useful tools.

But autocratic populists erode faith in democracy itself — a faith already damaged in many countries by the failures of democratic politicians to deal with issues like inequality, migration and weak worker protections.

The campaign was not out to elect either of the two major-party candidates but to build a viable grass-roots third-party movement committed to solutions to health care, poverty, weak worker rights, corporate-managed trade, the environment, corporate welfare, crime, fraud and abuse, and dirty-money elections.

With the job market weak, worker wages have stagnated.

Our trade policy encourages producers to move work to low-wage countries with weak worker protections.

In a confidential cable to Washington, Henry V. Jardine, a career foreign service officer and former Army captain, expressed blunt dismay about India's "notoriously weak" worker protections and substandard safety procedures around mines.