Sentence examples for workers to defend from inspiring English sources

As president-elect, Peña Nieto worked with outgoing president Felipe Calderón to push labor reform through Congress that limits the ability of workers to defend themselves against unjust firing practices and expands both temporary employment and subcontracting.

If Steven Seagal is playing a heroic spirit-warrior who slaughters a rigful of oil workers to defend Inuit tribes, that's a vanity project (1994's On Deadly Ground, if you were wondering).

Trade unions had been banned in 1800 and here was another way for workers to defend their livelihoods.

We Got British Workers to Defend Their Worth Against a Robot Takeover.

(Physician) Increased diagnostic tests and prescriptions were often employed as a strategy by health workers to defend themselves in cases of patient complaints.

I see now it was not fair to rely on my co-workers to defend my actions, nor should they have, given the situation.

What we need is a Ros Altmann for people in their 20s, a "champion for younger workers", to fight and defend as successfully as she has.

Silent workers afraid to defend their rights are workers who are abused.

Reading it feels like being inside a cozy living room and listening in on a witty, funny conversation between sex workers - a nuanced, un-stilted conversation that becomes impossible when sex workers have to defend their own existence and human rights, and have to have the same conversations over and over.

The institutions and solidarities workers created to defend themselves against  the power of capital have disappeared or become outdated and ineffective.

The Bush administration entered the case, General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. v. Cline, No. 02-1080, on the younger workers' side to defend a longstanding interpretation of the statute by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that administers it.