Sentence examples for widespread workers from inspiring English sources

Widespread workers' strikes will probably continue.

The situation inside Iran may appear calm, because of the government's harsh repression, but there are widespread workers' protests.

An alarmist segment on "60 Minutes" was only the most vivid of a recent series of pieces in respected magazines and news outlets warning about widespread worker displacement.

Pipes' account of the Bolshevik triumph demolishes myths, particularly the notion that there was widespread worker and peasant support.

"The sad reality is that widespread worker abuse is taking place all over the world while virtually nobody in the USTR's office is paying attention," Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., a potential challenger to Clinton in the 2016 Democratic primary, told HuffPost.

In the past, this condition mostly affected the manager, it is now widespread among workers of other at-risk groups, such as, call center operators, accountants, networkers, journalists, advertisers and financial analysts.

Worker safety and health is another area where measly penalties, weak enforcement, and widespread retaliation against workers who dare to speak up allow employers to keep low-wage workers in hazardous work conditions every day.

And there have been widespread incidents of workers who did not strike.

By 2009, he predicted, there would be a widespread shortage of workers, pushing up industrial wages.

The Government temporarily exempted nurses from the new rules last autumn in response to fears about widespread shortages of workers across the NHS.

A trickle of reported malnutrition deaths of sick and vulnerable people in blockaded areas could be a harbinger of more widespread famine, aid workers say.