Sentence examples for workers branch from inspiring English sources

Membership of the hotel workers' branch, begun eight years ago, has now reached 1,000.

Protest co-ordinator Ewa Jasiewicz, of Unite's hotel workers' branch, criticised what she called Byron's unacceptable role in the deportations.

The union Unite's hotel workers' branch has many members who would probably take evening classes in English if they could afford it and weren't exhausted from overwork.

The union Unite's hotel workers' branch has many members who would probably take evening classes in English if they could afford it and weren't exhausted from over-work.

He was with the International Labor Organization in Geneva from 1948 to 1974, rising to chief of its workers' education branch.

I'm a card-carrying member of the GMB Union for God's sake, the sex worker's branch nationally".

A documentary crew follows the White Helmets, a group of volunteer rescue workers with branches all over the country, who risk their own safety to pull fellow citizens from bomb wreckage.

Under a little-known contract provision titled "Extreme Temperature Procedures," unionized workers at branches of the New York Public Library can accrue compensatory time when the temperature inside dips below 68 degrees for a couple of hours.

Consequently, we redesigned the categories in ten new main categories: 1) Health complaints caused by work; 2) Health and safety risks in work; 3) Working with health complaints; 4) Improving work conditions; 5) Coping with work disability; 6) Testing work demands; 7) Special groups of workers; 8) Branches, sectors, Industries; 9) OSH law and regulation; and 10) Other/remaining questions.

And since the banks spruced up their operations by shedding workers and consolidating branches, they now have thin branch networks and employees who are ill-equipped to sell investment products to a cautious public.With few other options available, Japanese banks have increased their holdings of Japanese government bonds (JGBs).

That is a poor position from which to tell branch workers to tighten their belts.