Sentence examples for workers to contract from inspiring English sources

"That it took my two colleagues, American aid workers, to contract Ebola before the international community fully perceived the gravity of the situation is a sad testament to when we determine it necessary to act," she said.

The Mississippi law required black workers to contract with white farmers by January 1 of each year or face punishment for vagrancy.

For most managers and workers, to contract a person means to establish a labour relationship that makes that person an employee of the institution.

Two TB/HIV positive participants described feeling hurt by comments from family members insinuating they must have had sex with other men or sex workers to contract this disease.

Dr Rick Sacra, the third US aid worker to contract Ebola while working at a hospital in Monrovia, was released from Nebraska Medical Center last week.

The Suffolk-based company said it was in the process of moving workers to contracts that guarantee a minimum number of hours, following its takeover of the Spirit Pub Company last year.

Ford has offered $6,000 bonuses to its workers to sign the contract, compared with $5,000 at G.M. and $3,500 at Chrysler.

"We have said that the bulk of the savings should be made by transferring agency workers on to contract".

These companies have used the sharp downturn as an opportunity to cull their payrolls for good -- substituting labor-saving technologies and outsourcing to workers abroad or to contract workers here.

Waste Management, the largest U.S. waste hauler, said Monday it will cut 600 full-time jobs and 200 contract workers to reduce costs.

The transit agency cannot compel contract workers to take drug or alcohol tests, the inspector general, Matthew D. Sansverie, found.