Sentence examples for workers pretty from inspiring English sources

Walk around the neighbourhoods where there's a lot of media, advertising and co-working spaces such as Fitzroy, Surry Hills or Fortitude Valley and you'll spot the creative workers pretty quickly.

Yu Guan Ke, 36, who began delivering for the Ngets in 1988 and became the lead plaintiff against them, said in an interview that "in the beginning, the boss and boss lady treated workers pretty fairly".

It must be said that MJ appears to treat its nonfellowship workers pretty well about half of their employees, including some editors, belong to the UAW union.

These workers have pretty good skills and a pretty good work ethic.

"The data shows that blue-collar workers are pretty strongly over-represented among the unemployed and that white-collar workers are pretty much underrepresented," said Mark K. Levitan, a senior policy analyst at the Community Service Society and author of the study, "A Portrait of Inequality: Unemployment and Joblessness in New York City, 2002".

And its workers seem pretty happy about it.

One place where workers seem pretty happy is Pret A Manger, the British fast-food chain.

WHEN Ford unveiled its plan for a "Way Forward" in January, the future of the company and its workers seemed pretty bleak.

It is possible, then, that the new media experience is representative of broader labour markets, in that conditions for skilled workers are pretty good while those for workers farther down the ladder remain difficult.

According to feedback from more than 1,005 workforce hiring decision-makers conducted on Upwork's behalf by the company Inavaro, skilled workers can pretty much live wherever they want and employers will come to them.

That's bad for women, minorities, low-wage workers ― pretty much anyone who's already at a disadvantage in this economy.