Sentence examples for worker because of from inspiring English sources

Poundland said it was dropping out without taking on a single worker because of the backlash.

Well, I'm the son of a man who couldn't be a mill worker because of the color of his skin.

The main protection you have is not to be treated less favourably than a "comparable full-time worker" because of your part-time status.

A 1967 statute bars businesses with three or more employees from firing a worker because of pregnancy, but exempts the smaller firms, the court ruled.

In 1941, Roosevelt issued an executive order that forbade discrimination against any worker because of "race, creed, color or national origin" by companies receiving government defense contracts and vocational training programs.

Catherine Healey, national co-ordinator for the New Zealand Prostitutes' Collective, told news.com.au that the country is the best place to be a sex worker because of the legislative framework widely regarded as the most effective in the world.

But under the latest policy, it does not count private workers, "because of serious concerns about the accuracy of an attempt to count" them.

"There are a lot of angry workers, because instead of hiring new workers, many companies have worked existing workers -- many of them older -- harder and longer," he said.

It's a running joke in the movie that Greg, burdened with low self-esteem, friendly with everyone but friends with nobody but Earl, can't even call Earl his friend, referring to him instead as his "co-worker," because of the movies that they've been making together for years.

Almost 90% of employers worry about hiring older workers because of such conflicts.

Many companies welcome older workers because of the breadth of their experience and knowledge.