Sentence examples for workers border from inspiring English sources

As many as 140,000 staff at the Department for Work and Pensions, the Home Office and the Department for Transport - such as job centre workers, border staff and DVLA employees, would be affected as they started a two-year pay freeze earlier.

A set of proposed drafts that will eventually become a single comprehensive bill is currently winding its way through both chambers of the Congress; sticky issues on agriculture workers, border security, gay rights, and an abusive high-skilled visa system threaten to derail any progress at all.

Sometimes referred to as sub-regional, these "self-organizing" networks complement national and local government recognition with informal relationships across borders among epidemiologists, scientists, ministry officials, health workers, border officers, and community members.

The government is still number-crunching with the International Monetary Fund, but it reckons Ebola will shave more than 2% of growth rates this year, putting estimates at 3.5%.Finance minister Amara Konneh says that's mostly because of damage done to mining, agriculture and service industries, as investors evacuate foreign workers, borders close, and international flights are suspended.

Are the men workers in border factories where these shirts are made?

The report revealed thousands of "front-line" workers, including border staff, police and healthcare workers, have been trained to better identify, support and protect victims over the past two years.

And this poses serious problems for health outreach workers, politicians, border services, and undocumented parents alike.

Throughout the night, the candidates turned repeatedly to key immigration issues including unaccompanied minors, the 2007 immigration reform vote on guest workers and border security.

Aid workers on borders around the world will surely find their chaotic jobs made much easier.

Where production can't travel, they move workers across borders, with recruiters' help.

Foreign workers (cross-border workers from our three neighbouring countries, as well as foreign residents) account for no less than 72% of our total workforce.