shock worker

Other awards went to so-called shock workers who took on difficult jobs.

Union leaders have condemned the announcement, saying it has shocked workers.

But despite the shock workers may feel when they see their next paychecks, it could have been worse.

In her youth she was a udarnik, what you call a shock worker.

Shocked workers at John Lewis were convinced the bombers intended them to be hit by the full force of the second blast.

For economy they often posed for, and inserted themselves into, these images, disguised as shock workers or peasants.

The shocked workers were lined up against a wall and told they would be questioned to see if they were in the country legally.

He was once honoured as an Excellent Shock Worker.

However, it was in the mid-1930s that fixed zvenya of Stakhanovites (elitist shock workers) began to be set up for grain.

News of the shootings, coming in the midst of another dismal day on Wall Street, shocked workers in the investment industry.

The name was given in honour of Stanisław Sołdek, one of the shipyard's shock workers.

Alteis grabbed him by the ruff and yanked him back into the midst of the crowd of shocked workers.

Union official Peter Hughes said shocked workers had assumed their jobs were safe for the foreseeable future because the factory had been scaled down several times before.

This working life inspired the poem from which came one of the May 1968 protest slogans "métro-boulot-dodo" ("subway-work-sleep") that denounced the shocking workers' conditions at the time.

Last year Terry Gou, founder and chief executive, shocked workers by announcing he planned to have as many robots as workers in his factories within three years.

After a revolving door of executives, Wendelin Wiedeking was hired as chief executive in 1993 and quickly shocked workers by hiring Japanese to re-engineer the production system.

Mr. Snyder’s turnabout shocked workers in his state, and Democratic officials have spent the last few days urging him to reconsider and prevent a needless drive to the bottom.

It printed 15,000 copies of Udarnik metrostroia (Metrostroi Shock Worker, its daily newspaper) and 700 other newsletters (some in different languages) to attract unskilled laborers.

Bogoljub Karic was decorated with the Order of Labor with Silver Wreath today, an honor customarily reserved for shock workers of Communism.

In late 1992, after the first chaotic year of the transition to market prices, 99 American Peace Corps volunteers arrived in Russia for training as "shock workers for capitalism."

However, a man who was with the would-be robber, and who was believed to have been keeping watch outside the store, then stormed in and punched the shocked worker in the face.

The gang made headlines after allegedly holding up a Westpac branch on Kent St as shocked workers watched, a raid which police described as "as brazen as it gets."

The book takes place over the course of one day and describes the attempts of a group of shock workers to break the record for most batches of concrete mixed in a day.

NORFOLK, England, Dec. 16 (UPI) -- A shipping container that arrived in Norfolk, England, was infested with deadly black widow spiders, shocking workers unloading it.

Standard of detained ships continues to shock Workers earning a living on some foreign ships are not able even to take their lives into their own hands in an emergency, as witnessed by the condition of ships detained in our ports.