Sentence examples for would be workers from inspiring English sources

Of the 400 North Americans losing their jobs, the company said, about half would be workers in their 50's and 60's who accept early retirement packages.

Mr. Rosenthal said an "unprecedented" Republican effort would involve more than 5,000 people, and there would be workers at every polling place checking on who had not yet voted and getting after them.

You see, I warned him the night before that there would be workers in our house and so begged him to please remember to put pants on before he came downstairs for breakfast.

Cormann said the former treasury secretary Ken Henry had said the biggest beneficiary of a lower company tax cut would be workers because they would help secure their jobs and lead to increase in real wages.

Those benefiting the most from the change would be workers with a lower risk of unemployment and low actuarially fair premiums; most probably individuals with high levels of human capital.

This showed that staff would be "workers" for the purposes of employment legislation, a status which confers fewer rights compared to "employees".

For 20 years, there would still be workers flowing into the labor force.

The first to suffer would be temporary workers.

If it was the trunk, it would be transportation workers.

It would hurt the U.S. economy because there would be fewer workers and lower output.

Lack explained that the C.D.C. would be "swabbing" workers from the second floor to the sixth floor.