Sentence examples for workers are called from inspiring English sources

Line workers are called "production associates".

Speedy workers are called runners.

("Ayi," which means "auntie" in Mandarin, is what child-care workers are called here).

As they tell it, a pattern has emerged in which health workers are called to the Salmaniya administration offices and then taken to a criminal investigation center.

As opposed to physical labour, service work involves "emotional labour", wherein workers are called on to amiably display a particular emotional repertoire.

At Screaming Media, the looming structures that float throughout the space are known as pods, while blue curving tables for temporary workers are called ponds.

Restaurant and retail workers are calling for a minimum wage of $15 per hour.

Within Lehman, workers are calling Mr. Einhorn's strategy "short and distort".

Aid workers are calling on the government to distribute clean water, dispatch more medical workers, disinfect hard-hit areas and better inform people about how to protect themselves.

But villagers, including two girls recovering from burn wounds, described devastation that officials and human rights workers are calling the worst episode of civilian casualties in eight years of war in Afghanistan….

In a third-floor State Department of Environmental Protection headquarters conference space that state workers are calling the War Room, plans for about 500 public works projects worth a total of $2 billion are scattered about in various stages of review.