regular worker

Surely Operations and the regular workers could see what was going on.

Under that plan, regular workers can buy its shares at a discount of 15 percent or more.

Regular workers normally receive a special pay supplement for such work, he said.

"I have two small children at home, and this gives me much more flexibility than a regular worker has," she said.

She stressed that jobs aren't being taken away from regular workers.

The nub of the question is this: will these 20 million immigrants be regular workers or not?

Get down the line, put it to the regular workers, if they haven't heard yet."

Unions question whether regular workers are merely being replaced at a quarter the price.

All our regular workers lived on college campuses for four or five years, but many of them don't have degrees.

Regular workers, for that matter, are not sacrosanct either.

Real wages for both regular workers and managers plummeted, despite the growing wage differential.

Trümmerfrauen, both volunteers and regular workers, worked in all weather.

Children of the regular workers refused to attend classes and locked teachers out of the building.

"It's wrong to substitute workfare folks for regular workers in providing public service.

Hourly wages for regular workers, excluding managers, rose 4 percent in September compared with a year earlier.

Men were present, evidently some of Hedwin's regular workers, waiting for the next shift.

All performers and regular workers travel with it including a full-time cook and a teacher for the employees' children.

Prison employment circumvents labor laws and hurts regular workers.

He says many Americans, whether regular workers or corporate executives, look for happiness in fleeting, external things like possessions and fame.

The site employs approximately 670 regular workers.

Although the women are not supposed to know that this millionaire of theirs is just a regular worker, Eun-young knows his true identity.

He contemplates suicide due to this feeling and spends one night sleeping in the barracks with regular workers.

The companies' regular workers here are nearly all men 45 to 60 years old who earned $30,000 to more than $60,000 a year.

And, puh-leeze, don't use that dreadful word for people who take the jobs of regular workers.

Nor did the Times show that any regular workers were laid off or fired to make way for cheaper workfarers.