Sentence examples for worker discontent from inspiring English sources
This enables unions to channel worker discontent into improved workplace conditions and productivity.
The negatives are pretty plain -- muddled finances, worker discontent, hungry rivals.
In addition, governments and employers agreed to a variety of means to help industrial unions strengthen their workplace organizations so they could better absorb worker discontent.
"The balance of power has shifted," said Richard Johnson, the chief executive of Hotjobs.com in Boston, whose quirky marketing taps into worker discontent and belittles corporate loyalty.
Draft Riot of 1863, major four-day eruption of violence in New York City resulting from deep worker discontent with the inequities of conscription during the U.S. Civil War.
By the time their six-day sit-in ended on Wednesday night, the 240 laid-off workers at this previously anonymous 125,000-square-foot plant had become national symbols of worker discontent amid the layoffs sweeping the country.
The auto workers' discontent with the labor congress has been simmering for years.
High food prices, unemployment, and workers' discontent culminated into a series of strikes in 1947 causing massive stoppages in public transport and other services.
The police reenacted entering a crowd of angry blue-collar civilians as the blue-collar workers reenacted discontent towards their upper management.
Yet, low health worker motivation and discontent continue to be cited as major causes of poor healthcare quality and outcomes in Sub Saharan Africa including Ghana (Agyepong et al. 2004; Luoma 2006; Chandler et al. 2009; Adzei and Atinga 2012; Agyepong et al. 2012; Alhassan et al. 2013; Faye et al. 2013).
While gig economy CEOs see themselves as unleashing new opportunities for legions of "microentrepreneurs," workers express growing discontent over the terms of their labor.
