Sentence examples for workers in the face of from inspiring English sources
Now they promise to help factory workers in the face of globalization.
In the last week, there have been complaints that government officials received expedited care over postal workers in the face of anthrax threats.
For at the same time as new migrants found work, manufacturing was laying off workers in the face of increased global competition.
The second task was tougher: to convince those workers, in the face of double-digit unemployment and thirty-three-per-cent poverty rates, that this economic equivalent of an axe blow was in fact a main chance.
Another factor limiting employment growth would come from those companies looking to lift the productivity of their workers in the face of the forthcoming introduction of the "national living wage" from April 2016, he said.
Another factor limiting employment growth would come from those companies looking to lift the productivity of their workers in the face of the forthcoming introduction of the "national living wage" from April, he said.
Once the Democratic Party was the undeniable defender of the little guy, the worker, in the face of corporate oppression.
Further, preparedness training for public health workers is a form of risk communication in itself, intended to build health department workers' efficacy in the face of a variety of hazards.
-Labor unions are increasingly necessary because they protect workers' rights in the face of competition in the global economy.
"Still, they would have thought it was their job to help preserve the workers' state in the face of the attacks on it from fascism and the forces of international capitalism".
Several delegates said they walked out today rather than negotiate new trade rules covering investment or government procurement, in part because they feared the new rules would be too intrusive and limit a country's freedom to regulate the environment or workers' rights in the face of international trade laws protecting foreign investors.
