Sentence examples for worker connected from inspiring English sources

The social worker connected me to the surgeon, who told me that the hernia had become a strangled a knot of intestine.

A social worker connected Ms. Marquez to Match Grant, a federally financed program for refugees that gave her $289 a month for expenses for four months, beginning in September.

Slack tells us "This development signals Slack's potential to become the one tool that every employee has open all day, every day, and the way every knowledge worker connects with their colleagues, their applications and all their workflows".

Two foreign aid workers connected to a United Nations project were kidnapped in southern Somalia.

In a time of historically elevated long-term unemployment, they are an important way to keep workers connected to the job-search market.

Others worry about the effectiveness of the drug, the side-effects, or are simply unwilling to let workers connected to the government into people's homes.

An estimated 70,000 direct and indirect workers connected with the North Sea oil and gas industry have lost their jobs in less than two years.

Nine Division of Youth and Family Services workers connected to the case have been suspended, one has been reinstated and the agency is seeking to dismiss the others.

The four hostages were part of a group of seven workers connected to Areva, the French nuclear engineering company, and to a subsidiary of the French construction group Vinci who were kidnapped in northern Niger last September.

[C2.] New York May Insure Companies The construction companies that excavated the debris from ground zero are near agreement with New York City on a deal to use federal emergency money to buy $1 billion in insurance, which the companies would use to defend themselves against any lawsuits from residents, property owners and some workers connected with the cleanup.

Until now the construction industry has managed to avoid being at the centre of reporting on this issue, but in the past few weeks there have been signs that this is changing, with allegations of mistreatment by migrant workers connected to multinational firms running large-scale projects in the region.