Sentence examples for workers to cope from inspiring English sources

Ever wondered why we don't have enough skilled workers to cope with the building boom?

These trainings will focus on the development of the skills and qualifications necessary for workers to cope with the increasing complexity in industrial environments.

In Akihabara, Tokyo's neon-lit electronics district, stores drafted in extra workers to cope with easily the biggest product launch of the year.

Markit reported a surge in demand for UK investment goods, and evidence that firms hired more workers to cope with the new demand.

While there is growing attention to making health care safer, there has been less emphasis on helping health care workers to cope with stressful patient related events (these workers are commonly referred to as second victims).

Many factories in China have long relied on high school students, vocational school students and temporary workers to cope with periodic surges in orders as factory labor becomes increasingly scarce.

From finding seasonal workers to coping with adverse weather conditions...farmers who grow winter vegetables face all sorts of challenges.

Firstly, as previous research shows, when some workers migrate, the remaining workers have to cope with the workload [ 3].

Oil companies must pay their workers premiums to cope with the climate on the North Slope of Alaska.

Rescue workers struggling to cope with the mayhem faced a shortage of ambulances for the dozens of wounded and an enraged crowd that blocked them from entering the church until soldiers arrived.

A handful of smaller cities and even provincial capitals have begun offering residency rights to outsiders, both to attract skilled workers and to cope with the increasing dissatisfaction of rural migrants who are already there.