Sentence examples for workers wrongly from inspiring English sources

Satwinder Sandhu, director of adoption and fostering at the Pact agency, said some social workers wrongly thought the agencies were making money out of adoption, which was holding back adoptions.

For nearly 40 years, home-care workers, wrongly labeled "companions," have been denied basic federal labor protections, including the right to be paid at least the minimum wage and time and a half for overtime.

John Lynch, a brooding actor who exudes sadness from every pore, plays a Warrington factory worker whose two small children are taken away from him when over-zealous teachers and social workers wrongly suspect him of sexual abuse.

Plaintiffs lawyers have stopped being surprised by the fact that workers wrongly classified as "exempt" are reluctant to change their job title, because being a salaried manager, even at a loss of income, carries the intangible benefit of respect.

Why? Surveys show many workers wrongly believe their own company's stock is safer than a diversified portfolio.

Merrill warned against crossover voting on the day of the GOP runoff, saying he had heard reports of poll workers wrongly allowing people to cast ballots even though they had voted in the Democratic primary.

Last year a French farm worker wrongly accused of rape was awarded nearly 800,000 euros for his seven years behind bars by a court of appeal.

His philosophy seems to have carried over to city workers who wrongly view diverting people from food aid as part of their job.

According to human rights groups, Burmese migrant workers have been wrongly accused of crimes by Thai police in the past.

A garment worker who was fired during a federal investigation that found that she and other workers had been wrongly denied overtime was turned away by her employer yesterday in violation of a court order directing the Brooklyn factory to rehire her, officials and the worker said.

The tech workers have, rightly or wrongly, received the blame.