Sentence examples for worker compared from inspiring English sources

That would push down the wages of a textile worker compared with those of a design graduate; but it would have nothing directly to do with trade.

It knows it could achieve neither.Correction: GM's labour costs including pensions are now around $59 (not $78) an hour per worker, compared with about $40 (not $53) at Volkswagen's American factory.

And restaurants tend to rely more on labor than other food outlets: According to the National Restaurant Association, dining establishments average $84,000 in sales per worker, compared with $304,000 for grocery stores and $855,000 for gas stations.

In the health care industry, the investment in information technology -- computer hardware, software and services -- is about $3,000 for each worker, compared with $7,000 a worker on average for private industry and nearly $15,000 a worker in banking.

In "Let's go German", our article on American carmaking on August 3rd, we should have said that GM's labour costs including pensions are now around $59 (not $78) an hour per worker, compared with about $40 (not $53) at some foreign-owned plants.

The social costs of labour borne by French employers are among the highest in the euro zone: €50.3 for every €100 paid to a worker, compared with €28 in Germany, according to Medef, a French employers' lobby.In this section Dancing with bears Dusk for the patriarchs Never had it so good Per ardua Bonds of steel Who needs paper?

One co-worker compared his efforts to "a mutiny".

Civil rights workers compared them to Rosa Parks.

CEOs now make 300 times more than typical American workers, compared to 20 times in 1965.

Officials said those unions represented around than 100,000 workers compared with PCS's 270,000.

Less than half the men surveyed, however, had told co-workers, compared with 62percentt of women.