Sentence examples for workers hard from inspiring English sources

Soaring unemployment has hit both skilled and unskilled workers hard.

This is in addition to a recession that hit many workers hard.

Mr. Ren pushed his workers hard, particularly in research and development.

Walker's proposals to slash Wisconsin's spending hit state workers hard, and would effectively take away many of their union rights.

A group of minority-owned businesses wrote to Murray saying the increase would have hit immigrant workers hard.

Not far from Mr. Bux, eight construction workers, hard hats in hand, sat in a row on several benches, talking.

And without the back-up of EU laws, unscrupulous employers will have free rein to cut many of their workers' hard-won benefits and protections," she said.

Black hiring preferences would supersede white workers' hard-won seniority rights, thus driving a wedge between union members and black voters.

Some think that changed this year, when a number of Republican Senate and House candidates won despite being charged by their Democratic opponents with wanting to turn over workers' hard-earned payroll taxes to Wall Street sharpies.

But in a forceful indictment of Puzder's credentials, New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman said that under Puzder, CKE "stole" from low-wage workers "Andrew Puzder presided over a fast-food chain that repeatedly stole workers' hard-earned wages," Schneiderman said in a statement.

If Ronald Reagan and other politicians succeeded, for a time, in convincing voters that government spending was bad, it was by suggesting that bureaucrats were taking away workers' hard-earned money and giving it to you-know-who: the "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy T-bone steaks, the welfare queen driving her Cadillac.