Sentence examples for worker featured from inspiring English sources

In May 2009, Mr. Emanuel raised concerns about Janice Langbehn, a social worker featured in The New York Times who was barred from visiting her hospitalized same-sex partner.

Marla Ruzicka, the young American aid worker featured in the column, who also died and who was trying to bring Iraqi deaths to our attention, knew the immorality of that claim and will be proved right by history.

"Slap" is a weirdly inert dramatization of the everyday frustrations of a nine-to-five worker featuring some baffling heavy-metal guitar histrionics straight out of 1987; and "Freedom of Preach" is an informal gospel song on which Ludacris unconvincingly apologizes for the taunts that have made him a millionaire — "I'm sorry for the hip-hop beefs, we sorry for the drama".

The union is still in place at Bröd, and almost all of the workers featured in the film still work there.

Among the workers featured is Joe Branch, a sports marketer and executive director of Uwantgame, a nonprofit organization for mentoring student athletes.

He is among 141 youth farm workers featured in a report released Wednesday by international human rights group Human Rights Watch (HRW), documenting child labor in tobacco fields in the southern United States.

"To live hungry while you are working, that's not a dignified way of living," one of the workers featured in the film said in the trailer.

Many of the workers featured in the Oxfam report said that they were reluctant to file complaints against their supervisors or report injuries because they feared retaliation.

Some Twitter users are alleging that the creators used footage of sex workers without their permission or knowledge; in turn outing sex workers featured in the series to their family and employers. .

These are the workers featured in another recent Demos analysis of contractors, showing that "an estimated 560,000 Americans employed by federal contractors were paid $12 an hour or less".

Paradoxically, this series may have made the lives of the workers featured in it substantially less safe by increasing the visibility and accessibility of their private information, such as birth names, and by broadcasting images without consent, and without regard to how that might affect these performers.