Sentence examples for workers represents from inspiring English sources

The shortage of nurses and other health-care workers represents a major health care crisis facing our state.

The communications workers' union represents about 72,000 striking employees, while the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers represents about 14,000.

In particular, the smaller weight of two crowd workers represents the better friendship of the two crowd workers.

Founder and CEO Joe Du Bey says that revenue from their own W2 workers represents around 25percentt of their business, compared to before the introduction of third-party vendors, when it was around 75percentt of revenue.

The private sector, in its choices on how to pay workers, represents are best hope for averting an economic meltdown--every pay raise is a form of "stimulus spending".

— Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's explosive proposal to take nearly all collective bargaining rights away from most public workers represents just one piece of his vision for the state's future.

Humanitarian workers represent the better nature in us all.

The workers, represented by the United Automobile Workers, have made concessions already.

Retired workers represented by the United Auto Workers are not affected.

Baggage handlers and other ground workers represented by the machinists accepted the concessions.

Workers represented by the two unions have worked without a contract since last Saturday.