Sentence examples for workers without pay from inspiring English sources

Or they "privatize" state industries by dismissing workers without pay and picking the enterprises clean of their assets.

The closure of three factories, one of them owned by Mr Deripaska, in Pikalevo, a small cement-producing town near St Petersburg, had left workers without pay.

The transportation secretary, Ray LaHood, said Bunning's action has forced his department temporarily to lay off 2,000 workers without pay.

A federal judge has blocked his attempt to suspend thousands of state workers without pay, but he is considering imposing 10,000 lay-offs, which would save the state $250m.

Andrew Cuomo, the governor of New York state, has ordered emergency regulations to curb exploitative practices in the burgeoning nail salon business that can leave workers without pay and suffering health problems.

The governor directed Roslynn R. Mauskopf, the state's inspector general, to conduct an investigation into the strike and determine what punitive action could be taken against the union and the workers, including, his statement said, "suspending the workers without pay, subjecting them to severe penalties and firing them".

Employers cannot demand more than 48 hours a week from workers without paying overtime.

The 7,000-litre 7,000-litreback to the time when farmers were alimitd to produce enougoesor themselves and their workers without paying duty on it.

Employers hire workers without paying them a sum of money that allows them to live adequately, leaving the state to provide for their underpaid workforce.

It regulates some of the murky practices of outsourcing temporary workers without paying them benefits, a measure many employers had used to get around the 42-year-old labor law.

A well-known textile factory, Cheet-e-rey, which had been under control of the bonyads and had debts equal to $10 million, was sold for as little as $2,500 to three private investors who fired all the workers without paying salaries.