Sentence examples for workers rising from inspiring English sources

Or, to put it another way, with the demand for workers rising, the economy has mobilized some idle resources.

He had objected more overtly than his mentor, Brecht, when the GDR authorities called in Russian tanks to suppress the workers' rising in 1953.

Higher income has resulted in more consumption and production, but while businesses are happy about making money like never before they are worried about workers' rising wages.

The term "robot" was first coined in the 1921 play "R.U.R.," a tale of imagined artificial workers rising up against the masters who created them.

He exposes their shifting priorities, and ties them firmly to the moods of the workers: rising high when the workers' struggles reached their peaks, as in the great dock strike of 1889, and plunging low into prime-ministerial dinner parties and shameless imperialism during the employers' counter-offensive at the turn of the century.

The report, launched on Tuesday in Paris, shows that there appears to be a distinct hollowing out of the workforce across the rich world, with jobs requiring highly educated workers rising by around a fifth and those needing a medium or low skills base dropping by about 10% each.

Police officers, firefighters and emergency workers rose to stunning challenges.

When the number of surplus workers rose sharply, the country also had ways of reducing it.

In the West, as deference collapses and knowledge workers rise, companies have flattened their management hierarchies.

Those for leisure and hospitality workers rose 9.6percentt, and retail workers' climbed 8.9percentt.

The number of discouraged workers rose by 33,000 last month, subtracting them from the jobless rolls.