Sentence examples for workers views from inspiring English sources

This is about how workers' views are represented on boards.

Dress codes, it seems, are coming back into style at many companies, and workers' views of them are sharply divided.

President Bush is spending Labor Day with union members at a picnic in Detroit, but Stephen P. Yokich, the president of the United Auto Workers, said that would not sway workers' views.

The workers' views also speak to the complicated feelings many Mexicans have as their government embarks on one of the most potentially significant changes to the energy sector in recent history.

As it did with all other sectors of British life, the state for the most part studiously stayed outside the field of industrial relations; nonetheless, developments in the economy and in labour relations had a decisive role in shaping British workers' views of the state.

Blunt is right to point out that we should listen to what sex workers have to say, bearing in mind that we rarely hear from the pimps and traffickers who occupy so many top positions in the industry, and the difficulty of deciding which sex workers' views should, in the long term, prevail.

The company's roughly 50 workers view a combined average of 20 million photos a week.

Younger workers view it as the industry's price of admission.

Last Thursday, an estimated 50,000 doctors, nurses and health workers viewed a teleconference on anthrax sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Moreover, aid workers viewed some aspects of the humanitarian response, such as the "safe havens" policy with fundamental unease.

Mr. Park said workers viewed any breakup of Daewoo Motor assets for easier sales as fatal to their livelihood.