Sentence examples for workers has gone from inspiring English sources

Parcel delivery company City Link, which employs 2,727 workers, has gone into administration.

Since the early 1990s, when Japan's economy slumped, the number of part-time and temporary workers has gone from 20% to nearly 35% of the workforce.

"The number of scared and anxious workers has gone up, but they were high to begin with before this recession," he said.

The first performance, of this rapt, ecstatic music, performed in a freezing hut to an audience of prisoners who were farm labourers, intellectuals, priests and factory workers has gone down in musical mythology.

And the willingness of American companies to lay off workers has gone from being considered a vice to a virtue, at least among business leaders and some economists and government officials.

Partly this reflects big cuts in top income tax rates, but, beyond that, there has been a major shift of taxation away from wealth and toward work: tax rates on corporate profits, capital gains and dividends have all fallen, while the payroll tax — the main tax paid by most workers — has gone up.

Workers had gone unpaid for three years.

He also acknowledged that workers had gone on strike.

Now the workers have gone and the nannies are back.

"These workers have gone through a horrible ordeal".

Hispanic homes are emptying, businesses are closing, employers are wondering where their workers have gone.