Sentence examples for worker out of from inspiring English sources

A living wage bill scarcely pulls a worker out of poverty, much less into working-class prosperity.

The growth of cv-screening software may exacerbate the trend by reducing the chances that someone in human resources will pull the details of a long-term unemployed worker out of the pile of applications.

Last month, freshly divorced and denied custody of his daughter, Reigh Storrow Mills Boss, Mr. Rockefeller, during his first supervised visit, shoved a social worker out of the way, and jumped in a waiting car with Reigh, the authorities say.

It said reporters had helped stranded victims because no police officers or rescue workers were around, and added, "Fox's Geraldo Rivera did his rivals one better: yesterday, he nudged an Air Force rescue worker out of the way so his camera crew could tape him as he helped lift an older woman in a wheelchair to safety".

But will his efforts – and the efforts of many who came before him – help bring the Chinese worker out of penury?

As he sees it, when you train people in a classroom, you end up with some displacement, as you take the worker out of the context of their work.

Commonly reported barriers to increasing workplace vaccination rates were worker reluctance (voiced as "I'm too busy," "I don't need it," or "It gives me the flu") (10 vaccinators); worker out-of-pocket costs (9); and low worker awareness of workplace vaccination events (5).

Older workers stay out-of-work the longest.

Hundreds of workers scrambled out of the mine after a small blast on Saturday night.

Just before lunchtime, the workers poured out of the plant, relief etched on their faces.

Two jobcentre workers come out of the entrance.