Sentence examples for workers enabling from inspiring English sources
"The federal opposition submits that penalty rates continue to be a fundamental part of a strong safety net for Australian workers, enabling low income workers and workers in highly casualised industries to share in the nation's economic prosperity".
In the classical terminology of Marx, a large reserve army of labor reduces both the individual and the collective bargaining power of workers, enabling capital to take a bigger piece of the economic pie.
No one seems to be aware of this, or at least no one seems to propose reforms which would make US unions more open, with a real choice offered to workers, enabling to broaden unions' attractiveness QUESTION FROM KIRSTEN: re european unions, what you just said is definitely not true in denmark.
He develops his arcane knowledge through the making of crude little mudmen, until he can create golems from materials like light, shadow, and ultimately time, a skill he devotes to the service of rebellious railway workers, enabling them to remain free aboard a "perpetual train" liberated from the TCR.
Sounds produced by pupae and larvae of the parasitic butterfly Maculinea rebeli mimic those of queen ants more closely than those of workers, enabling them to achieve high status within ant societies.
"We ensure livable wages for our producers and on top of that, offer a literacy program to our factory workers, enabling them to learn to read, write, and do basic math, so they can build a better life for themselves and their families," says Mendhro.
When unemployment falls below a certain level, the scarcity of workers enables them to negotiate higher wages, and inflation picks up.
These workers enable the fields to open to the paying public, who in turn fund the upkeep of the club.
Cluster Controller: Creates and manages worker instances; monitors running worker instances; aggregates resource consumption of the managed workers; enables the deletion of workers.
This stranglehold on foreign workers enables firms to pay low wages.
Peer workers enable the community of children and youth in street circumstances to be active participants in the research.
