Sentence examples for world worker from inspiring English sources

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Amanda Ream, an official with the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union who is assisting Mrs. Traoré, noted that in a similar case in September the American Embassy in Ecuador granted visas to three children of a deceased Windows of the World worker from Ecuador.

In America and much of the rest of the developed world, workers may only wish they had such problems.

More than 70 Windows on the World workers -- dishwashers, waiters, banquet captains, the acclaimed pastry chef -- are dead or missing.

He later lined up more than $500,000 in investment for Colors, an unusual cooperatively owned restaurant in Greenwich Village founded by former Windows on the World workers.

What these statements mean is that, in a networked world, workers and consumers can share information far more easily than ever before.

From the turn of the 20th century, there was a gradual decline in the proportion of Third World workers engaged in agriculture, but even so, until World War II fully three-quarters of the active population was engaged in farming.

And the stories of women like Vinnie remind us that fly-by-night Pentagon subcontractors and rogue recruiters continue to sell false promises to Third World workers who dream of better lives.

I know it's hard for Whirlpool to pay me close to $18 an hour when in other parts of the world, workers are earning $4 or less an hour".

Even before the watershed of the Commune, in 1871, there was writing that acknowledged the situation of the repressed elements of the entrepreneurial world, workers and women, and sought to represent their search for different forms of social organization.