Sentence examples for workers society from inspiring English sources

The hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones II is working with the self-help star Deepak Chopra to rate how companies treat workers, society and the environment.

In 1901 the head of the Moscow branch of the security police, Col. Sergey Vasilyevich Zubatov, encouraged the formation of a workers' society intended to rally the workers behind the autocracy, but it was largely infiltrated by Social Democrats.

Struggle would centre on direct industrial action and ultimately on the revolutionary general strike, and out of that would emerge a workers' society organized on the basis of industrial unions.

That without workers, society cannot operate, and that a train driver can keep his job, be safe in the workplace and take home wages once only earned by people with white collars.

Hol also became involved in the workers' society Kristiania Arbeidersamfund, which was dominated by political liberals (not socialists) at that time, as a member of the board.

"I wanted to include different characters, different groups — the workers, society, the media, but most of all, the boss," Zhang says from behind a massive desk in his home office where he now pursues his second career: movies.

The subjects of these pamphlets cover a wide range of topics, including agricultural workers societies, the army, art, banks, health, collectivization, commerce, communist party activities of all kinds, economic planning, education, foreign affairs, industry, labor legislation, police, religion, women and youth.

Something that the writer implies (and I am sure it was not his intention) is that many men feel threaten by the fact that women can do multitasks without having a hard attack or losing hair because we are used to work under a lot of pressure (family, friends, co-workers, society).

"Working with entomologists in laboratories at the University of Florida, I employed an entirely unaware worker society of millions of termite specimens to produce sculptures/mounds," explains Kurant, who supplied the termites with alternative building materials including vibrantly colored sand, gold, and crystals.

Hyperspecialization offers significant advantages for companies, workers, and society as a whole.

Second, reframing the debate shifts the focus toward unleashing latent value for workers and society.