Sentence examples for workers barely from inspiring English sources

Social workers barely need algorithms to determine which families need homes, food and clothing.

Separately, the Labor Department reported Thursday that the productivity of American workers barely grew from January through March after shrinking in the final three months of 2012.

Two years ago, Ford workers barely approved a series of cuts in health care benefits that G.M. workers voted to accept.

A decision to bring in a higher salary threshold for those workers barely made the papers in the UK but was headline news in India.

Medical and administrative workers barely have time to draw breath; as soon as Shimanuki sees one patient, another joins the end of the queue.

While average weekly earnings for private sector workers barely budged, economists noted that average weekly earnings for manufacturing workers increased to $959.45 from $948.19, and an index of average weekly hours was also up.

This, according to Justice for All, would make a full-time post of an advice worker barely or completely unsustainable in those areas post cuts.

The average American worker barely takes advantage of half of their allotted vacation time, according to a Glassdoor survey released earlier this year.

"Our workers are barely literate," he said.

And despite general economic growth, real hourly wages for average workers have barely budged.

In real terms, the median wage of American workers has barely shifted since the 1970s.