Sentence examples for worker anger from inspiring English sources

Will he push through a reform he argues is essential for the future, or will the potent blend of worker anger and youth revolt force a climbdown?

This elected king, the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, with his aggressive personality, is a seemingly endless fount of material for the satirists, whose increasing boldness is a sign of deeper unhappiness with the government as it struggles with rising unemployment and worker anger.

To make our point, we introduce emotions in the form of worker anger at perceptions of insufficient firm altruism (as in Levine, 1998 and Rotemberg, 2008) in the textbook version of Salop (1979).

In that case the fund could face worker anger and union pressure.

The Standard Group factory fire may not be an ideal path to change, but it is clear that no deaths resulting from worker anger is preferable to more than 1,100 deaths from employer negligence.

He told VICE News that worker anger stems from the town's low literacy rate, and said his desire to request development support has recently been complicated by the Koidu City Council, which is suing Octea for having never paid property taxes.

In Mr. Wishnia's "Blood Drive," a laid-off construction worker angered by his deteriorating lifestyle becomes a thug for hire.

The Arab spring was sparked by rallies in Tunisia that followed the self-immolation in late 2010 of a young market worker angered by police harassment.

But Debs worried about the potential for the workers' anger to lead to violence.

Today's marches came as unions tried to calm the mood and harness workers' anger.

The strike started on Wednesday morning, and workers' anger boiled over into a rare protest march down a city street on Friday morning.