Sentence examples for worker meaning from inspiring English sources

2016-17 The increased tax allowance applies to the full-time worker meaning their income is now £23,787.

Later, the government succeeded in stopping the supply of paper available to the British Worker, meaning it was reduced from eight pages to a single sheet.

The industry, which currently pays $105.51 per worker year for insurance, will increase its weekly payment to $129.51 per worker, meaning an annual contribution per worker of $6,735.

The name of workers in nurseries is childcare worker, meaning a person looking after/taking care of children.

If you are 16 and over, you are classed as a 'young worker' meaning that most places will employ you.

Companies are increasingly taking on "irregular" workers, meaning those without full-time contracts, who are easy to hire and fire.

On Oct. 11, workers at Vons went on strike, and the next day the two other chains locked out their workers, meaning that 70,000 workers have been sidelined.

This economy would be less productive as a whole (since there would be fewer workers), meaning that everyone would be less well off.

SMEs are much closer to their customers and there is often more trust between managers and workers, meaning greater labour flexibility.

But more than half of the states have no protection for gay workers — meaning that a person can be fired for being gay in most states and have no legal recourse.

Moreover, the surge of hiring in the winter, which was unexplained by growth in economic output, could have been from employers who had laid off too many workers during the recession and were swinging the other way by adding too many workers, meaning hiring might slow down again.