Sentence examples for workers solidly from inspiring English sources

The union said up to 120,000 workers "solidly supported" this week's strikes, attracting support from members of the public and other workers, including nurses who joined picket lines yesterday.

We have to reframe the conversation and talk about the benefits of middle-skill jobs, which put workers solidly within the middle-class.

But they insisted that the rank-and-file workers were solidly in favor of walkout — a claim impossible to verify.

Concord itself, with its government workers, is solidly Democratic, but the towns surrounding it are Republican, almost balancing out the county.

The wages and benefits of United States workers rose solidly in the fourth quarter, wrapping up a year that posted the biggest annual gain in compensation costs since 1991, government figures showed today.

The 48-hour strike held by London tube workers is "solidly supported", the acting union leader Mike Cash has said.

Workers voted "innovation" solidly as #1, followed by "working with smart colleagues" and "excellent compensation and benefits" as a close #2 and #3, respectively.

This time, the workers seem even more solidly behind the troops not least because the homeland is under far greater direct threat.

The two factors holding down real-wage growth are flat productivity (since over time higher productivity should, in theory, translate into higher wages) and a continued lack of bargaining power for workers, even with unemployment solidly below five per cent.

While contractors fight contractors, and jobbers battle among themselves, all the shop workers in the district stand solidly together.

"Decoupling does not necessarily imply declining living standards for workers – average real wages grew solidly in Australia up until 2012 – but it does imply rising inequality with middle Australia missing out on a growing share of income growth, and it does pose risks to future productivity improvements".