Sentence examples for workers days from inspiring English sources

"It regularly takes up 80% of social workers' days," she says.

Dr. Zarkin's predecessor at the Queens clinic told about a dozen clinic workers days before Dr. Zarkin started that he had heard of the carving incident, clinic employees and the former director said.

Officials at New York University Hospitals Center say they have no idea how anti-union literature appeared at the homes of nearly 400 clerical workers days before they narrowly voted against allowing a powerful hospital union to represent them.

He says he enjoys his job – he has been at the call centre for four years – but his description of workers' days sounds tightly controlled: 10 minutes of break time allowed during each three-and-a-half hour shift, with half an hour between shifts for lunch; there are targets set for number of donations, and the average value of donations they bring in is monitored by supervisors.

Chinese authorities arrested the firm's workers days later (See "The Iron Ore War").

Figures from the New York-based consulting firm Basex show that unnecessary workplace interruptions, such as cellphone calls or redundant e-mails, wreak havoc on our attention spans, taking 28% of U.S. workers' days and an economic toll of $650 billion a year in productivity.

"The Northern Pacific," White says, "banned unnecessary whistle blowing on the Sabbath and profane language any day, but it slaughtered workers day in and day out".

The raid has left the residents — including restaurant workers, day laborers, laundromat attendants and a retired man on dialysis — bewildered and scrambling for somewhere to go.

In 1979, Britain lost almost 30 million worker days to walk-outs.

One woman who knew her from her sex worker days said, "No one talks about what happened to Tanya".

nm Number of worker-days.