Sentence examples for workers in industry from inspiring English sources

He was among the first Canadian politicians to show an active interest in the workers in industry.

Official data shows that the rate of deaths per 100,000 workers in industry, mining and business fell by 13 percent in 2012 from a year earlier.

The study emphasises, however, two crucial differences between then and now.One is that, in the first decade of the 20th century, the receiving countries needed lots of unskilled workers in industry and farming.

If prostitutes (sex workers, in industry parlance) get together and set up a brothel, they can be prosecuted for living off each other's "immoral earnings".As a result, proper policing and regulation are impossible.

Other points-based systems had recognised that the pianist Lang Lang, say, was in a different category to temporary workers in industry, and left creative artists out of the system altogether.

I read that the Labor Department, mandated in part to regulate occupational health hazards to workers in industry, is "rushing to complete" a rule "that would make it much harder for the government to regulate toxic substances and hazardous chemicals to which workers are exposed on the job".

Workers in industries such as retail and food service belong to a similar demographic.

It represents 1.24 million farmers and workers in industries including coffee, bananas and honey.

I got to know the workers in industries run by the Camorra.

Likewise, job retraining for workers in industries affected by foreign competition makes anecdotal sense.

In effect, the rising wages of workers in industries where productivity is rising set a relative benchmark for workers in all industries.