Sentence examples for workers similarly from inspiring English sources
Politicians and pollsters from across the political spectrum describe the new workers similarly: conservative on economic issues, particularly in their skepticism about government regulation, but moderate on social policy.
Zero hours contracts 'Zero hours' contracts aren't technically legally defined, but they are generally understood to mean that employers are under no obligation to offer work, and workers similarly do not have to accept work offered.
With hardly any foreign competition in America and its main Detroit rivals, Chrysler and Ford, forced to offer their workers similarly gold-plated benefits, GM's sheer scale masked any inefficiencies.
Gleason's argument goes something like this: Labor unions negotiate with management in order to ensure the best possible wages and conditions for workers; similarly, gallerists negotiate with collectors to ensure the highest prices for works of art, which benefits artists.
Goetz et al. (6 ) showed that health-care workers similarly bring resistant organisms home.
It does patients no disservice if healthcare workers similarly divide hospital care into input, throughout, and output.
Using lacZ as a target gene, Douglas and co-workers similarly reported a high frequency of GC-TA transversions and low frequency of CG-TA transitions in male germ cells, compared to somatic tissues [39], although clonal mutations could not be excluded.
—Charlene, cisgender woman sex worker Similarly, an important aspect of sex workers' safety is the ability to report theft, violence and sexual harassment to police.
And other workers were similarly accommodated on flights from one Port Authority facility to another.
The homes are occupied mostly by teachers, police officers, firefighters, shop owners, university workers and similarly employed wage earners.
Federally-funded childcare seems like a pipe dream; livable wages, comprehensive benefits and collective bargaining arrangements for all workers feel similarly far off.
