Sentence examples for workers syndicate from inspiring English sources

"Not now," said Hossam el-Nabawy, the vice president of the Metro workers syndicate, who said drivers had staged work slowdowns in the past.

At the Havana carnival, which astoundingly survives through all four weekends of March, the construction workers' syndicate was using its picks and shovels for makeshift music, and the builders' overalls glistened with the sweat of their dancing.

Community leaders tried to persuade officials to use the zabaleen formally within the system, but they received a patronising response, said Ezzat Naem Guindy, head of the zabaleen workers' syndicate, and chairman of Spirit of Youth, an influential local NGO.

They broke off from the state-run general workers syndicate and formed their own private trade union, the first of its kind since the 1952 revolution - potentially a dramatic development in a country where going on strike without the authorisation of a recognised union is punishable by up to a year in jail.

Bad News for America's Workers, Project Syndicate, December 19 , 2016

In Scandinavia, PD emerged to develop strategies and techniques that support the participation of workers and syndicates in the decision making process related to development of new technologies for workplaces [35].

In "Lucky 7," an annoyingly manipulative drama that begins on Tuesday on ABC and is based on the British series "The Syndicate," workers at a gas-and-snack in Queens have lottery-pool success.

Instead of paying higher wages to attract local workers, Thai fishing syndicates will spend $300-1,000 300-1,000nt (per), usually to imigrantion brokers who lured the migrants with the pdfmise of formal jobs.

"If I allow the domestic workers to have a syndicate, after a month, the Filipino women will want a Filipino syndicate, and the Ethiopian woman will want an Ethiopian syndicate.

A syndicate of IT workers from Liverpool and a married couple from Newport, south Wales, have been identified as the winners of £45.5m each in the Euromillions jackpot.

Fancier schemes involve syndicates of health workers and patients.