Sentence examples for workers benefited from inspiring English sources

The company and its workers benefited as the stock surged.

Office workers benefited from the natural light and the clear, open spaces.

Because of the scala mobile, which adjusted wages to inflation, Italian workers benefited from high job security for decades after World War II.

Japanese workers benefited less from the recent export boom than they had previously: the OECD says their share of GDP fell from a peak of 73% in 1999 to 65% in 2007.

Although many 19th-century Britons benefited from the introduction of newer and better automated looms — unskilled laborers were hired as loom operators, and a growing middle class could now afford mass-produced fabrics — it's unlikely that skilled textile workers benefited on the whole.

As is common when certain immigrant groups lay claim to certain fields — Greeks to running diners, for example, or Koreans to operating greenmarkets — many Bangladeshi construction workers benefited from a helping hand extended by a friend or relative who came before.

A: There are more private sector workers benefiting from the living wage than public service workers.

To the extent that small price rises represent external factors, such as cheaper commodities, workers benefit.

The company also says the nation's workers benefit when G.E. profits overseas.

Only 20% of private-sector workers benefit from such a promise.

Over time, the Transport Workers Union won subway workers benefits so generous they could retire by age 55.