Sentence examples for workers points from inspiring English sources

Bob Master, political director of the Communications Workers of America, District 1, which represents most state workers, points to the inverted math.

Trump, for example, might have had some good talking points about American workers — points he will certainly make this week when he heads to Youngstown — but he still needs to make good on some promises.

The rise in part time workers points to another worrying trend: businesses aren't confident about demand picking up in the future.

Comparing "then" and "now", within the narratives of these first-generation immigrant domestic workers, points to a redistribution of aspirational trajectories into a variety of arrangements.

But a report released last month by the Economic Policy Institute, a think tank that focuses on the needs of low- and middle-income workers, points out just how relevant the labor movement remains.

The fact that around 17% of Shenzhen's population is made up of these migrant workers points to the rapid growth of the local economy and its need for labour as well as the differential in wages between Shenzhen and other areas of China.

Pakistani advocacy workers point to promising signs that future acid victims will be treated better.

Just look at this," said one of the workers, pointing at an interior door.

From the workers' point of view, however, there is a whole lot broken.

"We're looking at it from the workers' point of view.

Many Avondale workers point to what they view as an unfortunate contradiction.