Sentence examples for world of workers from inspiring English sources

A cult classic about a Dilbert-ized world of workers oppressed by an endless series of management fads.

As I noted in my first post, Foxconn is facing a world of workers who want more.

The "pull phase" (2023-2030) from the mainstream world of workers would likely come after large private and public sector organizations set higher expectations to move beyond the résumé and toward the nuanced data illustrated in an experience graph platform.

The odd thing is, though, that when we do work, we're not that bad at it: French productivity per hour is among the highest in the world, ahead of workers in Britain, Germany, the US and Japan.

In the mostly unregulated world of domestic workers and their demanding bosses, benefits were not standard.

In my nearly 40 years in the world of sex workers, I've known only one: Fred Cherry.

Businesspeople argue that military-style command-and-control systems are out of date in a world of knowledge workers and fluid alliances.This argument provokes derision in the Special Forces Club.

Its software is almost ubiquitous on corporate desktops, but it has been slow to adapt to a world of mobile workers.

The lawsuit, if unusual in its particulars, does offer yet one more view into the world of domestic workers and their employers.

His new Giselle for English National Ballet entirely justified his decision to update the Romantic classic to the wilderness world of migrant workers and refugees.

In spare, weighty prose, he evoked a long-vanished world of textile workers whose iron-soled clogs raised sparks on the cobblestones, of bicycle messengers delivering telegrams to families whose sons had been killed in the trenches of Flanders.