Sentence examples for workers to jump from inspiring English sources
Representative Jackson wants low-wage workers to jump in, too.
PW The trade unions bill will create more hurdles for public sector workers to jump over before they can call a strike.
Thomas McGee, who owns Mac's American Food and Drink in the Wicker Park neighborhood, said he would soon instruct workers to jump on top of the trash bin lids to try and keep them closed.
Starting today, before giving approval to raise or lower a tower crane, the Buildings Department will require the engineer of record to conduct a full inspection of the crane and certify to the Buildings Department that it is built according to the approved plans and to provide a written protocol for workers to "jump," or raise, the crane.
A ball of flame engulfed the rig, forcing workers to jump into the sea.
Although the Supreme Court's decision was an important victory for Peggy Young, it still requires millions of pregnant workers to jump through hoops to prove they should receive an accommodation.
Firefighter Kennelly had to edge out to the end of a platform and coax the worker to jump into his arms.
As soon as I saw it, I got super excited to the point where I went back up to the surface to encourage my co-worker to jump in quick to see.
In the West, he would have been called a "jumper" — a nuclear worker willing to jump in and jump out of high-dose conditions.
In the late 1970s a distraught construction worker threatened to jump off a crane in Atlantic City and insisted on talking to Lanni himself.
Health care costs for the citys transit workers were expected to jump to $380 million this year up nearly 50% from the level at the start of the last TWU contract three years ago.
