Sentence examples for workers object from inspiring English sources

Some workers object to Thanksgiving Day holiday openings, saying it cuts into family time.

British workers object to the statutory freeze on all wage increases above a modest fixed limit that has been clamped down until autumn.

The New Yorker, March 24, 1973 P. 131 British workers object to the statutory freeze on all wage increases above a modest fixed limit that has been clamped down until autumn.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, March 24, 1973 P. 131 British workers object to the statutory freeze on all wage increases above a modest fixed limit that has been clamped down until autumn.

The Govt. clapped down a… Public opinion has been sharply divided over the Government's Middle Eastern arms embargo, a policy officially aimed at not spreading the disastrous war but also… British workers object to the statutory freeze on all wage increases above a modest fixed limit that has been clamped down until autumn.

Striking workers object to new contracts which would effectively cut the wages of many employees.

But workers objected to the company's plans to reduce health care options and provide only 401 k -type retirement plans for newly hired workers.

As could be expected, two unions representing letter carriers and other postal workers objected strongly to the elimination of Saturday delivery.

But even an experienced Sinologist like Mr. Clark was mystified when his Beijing workers objected to pricing a product at 250 yuan.

The austerity measures have prompted a parade of protests, big and small, over the past few weeks, most of them by students and civil service workers objecting to wage reductions and tax increases.

The teachers' union, defending the performance of its workers, objected to the way some of the evaluations by administrators were performed, and said it did not find the results, in terms of tenure, credible.