Sentence examples for workers in the nation from inspiring English sources

Some of the lowest-paid workers in the nation are, of course, those who work at Walmart itself.

The highest-paid captains earn as much as $300,000 a year, placing them among the best-paid hourly workers in the nation, but the averages are less impressive.

Management counters that the union's members are the highest-paid building service workers in the nation, and have the best benefits — they do not have to contribute toward their health insurance premiums, for example.

These children, many labor experts say, are among a steadily growing group of young field hands and constitute one of the least visible and most vulnerable workers in the nation.

About 9.5% of Texas's hourly workers are paid at or below the federal minimum wage, compared to 6% of hourly workers in the nation as a whole, meaning that Texas and Mississippi are tied for the highest share of such workers.

But Mr. Grabauskas's proposal would be one of the most restrictive bans on cellphone use by transit workers in the nation, including California, where 25 people were killed and 135 injured last September when the engineer of a Los Angeles commuter train collided with a freight train moments after sending a text message.

Minimum-wage workers in Los Angeles, the nation's second-largest city, are getting a pay raise.

For more than 30 years Chavez devoted himself to building the voice and power of some of the most exploited workers in this nation's history.

Two-thirds of low-income workers in this nation, and 57 million private sector workers, do not have even one paid sick day.

Though Americans are among the most educated workers in the world, the nation has stopped training enough people in the mid-level skills that factories need, executives say.

Today, workers in the southeast Asian nation continue the painstaking effort of locating, detonating and disposing of these dangerous munitions.