Sentence examples for workers loose from inspiring English sources

Weak firms go bust and turn many workers loose, irrespective of quality.

On West Street, construction workers pry loose jagged shards from the windows of Two World Financial Center.

The documentation requirements for agricultural workers were loose enough to allow for widespread fraud, encouraging people to cross the still relatively unprotected border and apply.

Unions expect that tens of thousands of Britain's 6 million public sector workers will loose their jobs as the recession deepens.

The most important one, the collectively agreed (or "conventional") early-retirement regime, entitles old workers who loose their jobs to UB with an additional allowance paid by the previous employer.

While those walruses were climbing out of the water and the scientists were reporting their latest grim numbers, in the American heartland thousands of workers shaken loose from other worlds have been heading for boom times in North Dakota and elsewhere in our fracklands.

On the other hand a worker can loose some of his employment protection in case the worker has not put enough effort into work resumption.

The real sign of spring — if we're lucky — is a worker shoveling loose asphalt into a crevasse that wasn't there the day before.

When Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a former union leader, became Brazil's president in 2003, they hoped he would be better placed than his predecessors to persuade workers that looser rules would be better for them.

Instead of a carousel, Robert and his co-workers let loose in a proto-Yoko punk rock band.

Restructuring at big firms is shaking loose workers who thought they had jobs for life.