Sentence examples for workers too long from inspiring English sources

And we are determined to extend FLSA protections to home care and child care workers, too long disrespected and unprotected by the law.

The company don't seem to be interested in keeping workers for too long as they work them until they drop.

Ships leave the containers, taking a heavy financial loss, because dock workers take too long to hoist the empty containers back onto the ships, he said.

Domestic workers for too long have been "toiling in the vineyards without any protections," said Assemblyman Keith L. T. Wright of Harlem, who sponsored the Assembly bill and has worked on it for a number of years.

He asserted that emergency workers took too long to respond and didn't have a defibrillator, a machine used to shock the heart.

"Dedicated social workers are spending too long filling out forms instead of making sound, common sense judgments about someone's suitability to adopt.

The mother of the Miami Heat star LeBron James was arrested by the Miami Beach police after she was accused of assaulting a valet worker because she believed the worker was taking too long to have her car delivered.

However, patient satisfaction with specific concrete aspects of the health services was substantially lower: 52% of HIV and 40% of TB patients agreed that some staff did not treat patients with sufficient respect (p = 0.02 for difference between the two patient groups); 65% of HIV and 40% of TB patients agreed that health worker queues were too long (p < 0.001).

And on a practical level, in a tough job market, an increasing number of workers will experience the effects of the decades-long deterioration of job quality that millions of workers have endured for too long.

"In a business district, you don't want noodle soup — too messy for office workers, and it takes too long to eat," he said.

Passed during the Great Depression, America's overtime law was meant to protect workers from being worked too long and paid too little.