Sentence examples for workers existing from inspiring English sources

The machinists' union announced Monday that its executive council had unanimously voted to oppose any health bill that was financed by taxing the value of workers' existing health plans, and the general president of the International Association of Fire Fighters, Harold A. Schaitberger, accused Mr. Obama of abandoning his campaign promise not to tax the middle class.

This M.T.A.-Pataki demand is a stalking horse for attacking the pensions of all public workers, and for dividing and conquering the T.W.U. and then other public-worker unions by having a divisive contract with different benefits for new workers versus existing workers.

Low unemployment means that employers have to try harder to find new workers, while existing workers can threaten to move elsewhere.

Another new law allows the governor to enter into a pilot program with the Mexican state of Nuevo León to supply legal workers through existing federal guest-worker programs.

The OSHA lead standards provide inadequate protection to lead workers; the existing evidence is compelling that we are subjecting lead workers to too large a burden of risk for both acute and chronic health effects.

Instead, they are increasing production by adding shifts of workers to existing facilities across the country.

Robert Halfon, the Conservatives' deputy chairman, said his party was now "the party of working people" and that "militant" union leaders were putting workers' off existing structures.

[A18.] FORD SCRAPS NEW PLANT The Ford Motor Company said that it has scrapped plans to build a "low-cost" assembly plant because the new contract with the United Automobile Workers allows it to pay lower wages to workers at existing plants.

Mr. Jorgensen also said Boeing, which opened its new headquarters in Chicago this month, was reminding workers of existing company policies, such as never wearing clothing or carrying luggage identifying themselves as Boeing employees when traveling on international flights.

The article then analyzes two examples of how live-in care workers challenge existing regulations individually and collectively, and instigate changes at the level of the city.

"This problem is even worse than it looks because many workers in existing industries will be stranded on the wrong side of software-based disruption and may never be able to work in their fields again.