Sentence examples for workers in professions from inspiring English sources

He highlights manual and semi-manual workers in professions that take a heavy toll on their health, and whose life expectancy after retirement may be short anyway.

These workers are in professions that are so short-staffed that they are more likely to complain about being overworked than about losing their jobs.

The Microcensus and the Health Personnel Accounting system were then used to first calculate the share of workers in nursing professions in occupational field 48 and then to identify the number of FTEs in nursing professions.

Today teachers earn seventeen per cent less than comparably educated workers in other professions.

The most skilled workers in these professions consider themselves facilitators, working solely to enable other people to achieve.

Why? -Do you think workers in dangerous professions, such as mining, should be given extra compensation for their labor?

The government sponsored the immigration of Filipinos in the 1970s to provide workers in skilled professions, and many entered business and intermarried locally.

For highly paid workers in service professions, year-end bonuses often determine how much spending they can do at the holidays.

She posited that an educational system that allowed girls the same advantages as boys would result in women who would be not only exceptional wives and mothers but also capable workers in many professions.

"That's not to say that there aren't sex workers in those professions, but for me personally, I don't want to risk that kind of public outing," Jessica said.

When the subject of athletes and responsibility is raised, Leiter's lament is similar to the lament of veteran athletes in all sports and older workers in all professions.