Sentences with phrase «oil workers come»
Many oil workers come alone and live in construction housing known as «man camps,» making it hard to know how many people are in the area.
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«A lot of those displaced oil workers, especially the professionals that were working in the shiny Calgary office towers — those jobs are not coming back,» Hirsch says.
And then there's the furore over British jobs for British workers, which came to a head with wildcat strikes at Lincolnshire's Lindsey oil refinery earlier this year.
We Come as Friends (Unrated) Neo-colonialism is the theme of this road documentary chronicling a modern odyssey across Africa featuring everything from Chinese oil workers to UN peacekeepers to Sudanese warlords to American evangelists.
«A lot of those displaced oil workers, especially the professionals that were working in the shiny Calgary office towers — those jobs are not coming back,» Hirsch says.
These servicemen and women are ready to help stop the oil from coming ashore, clean beaches, train response workers, or even help with processing claims — and I urge the governors in the affected states to activate these troops as soon as possible.
Do stress and anxiety afflict its workers more than those of an oil company like Cenovus, now seen as an up - and - coming corporate social responsibility leader?
With a renewable energy boom beginning and carbon pricing now coming into its own, we'll travel across the country to meet some of the incredible activists behind this shift, from former oil sands workers turning to solar to everyday citizens choosing electric vehicles.
Which is why fishermen and charter boat captains who've lost their livelihoods, volunteer cleanup workers from around the Gulf who are sick at the thought of their beaches getting coated with oil, and environmental groups of every stripe working to protect gravely threatened ecosystems should come together to stop the spill: Let's do it for the tired, beleaguered Tony.
His family goes back five generations, a rarity in the community, when the norm sees oil, gas, mining and forestry workers coming and going on a regular basis.