Sentences with phrase «only oil workers»

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Mining, oil and gas only employs about 600,000 workers, while the three largest categories — education and health, government and business services — employ more than 20 million workers each.

As managers, workers and investors try to ascertain their future amid oil price volatility, there are only two options; understand it or live with it.

The mum - of - two from Aberdeenshire only started making videos of her pregnancy as a private thing to be watched by herself and her husband, Lee, 29, an oil rig worker.

Blame William Hague for his spineless comments when British jobs were on the line at the Total oil refinery, blame David Cameron for not saying he'd abandon the Lisbon Treaty, and blame George Osborne for talking about public spending cuts at a time when only public sector workers are working.

only GOD will help dis country y is it dat every year weexperience fuel scarcity na wa oo pls oil workers u all need 2 stand n say no 2 all dis fuel scarcity

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Worker placement games can often feel like you're playing by yourself, only occasionally interacting with the other players, but Peak Oil really keeps everyone engaged with each other, though admittedly with only two players that effect is considerably decreased.

Either way, Americans finally had an opportunity to make a huge shift away from their reliance on illiberal conflict oil, and towards a greater and more secure supply of oil produced in a peaceful country, upholding only the highest standards for minority rights, women's rights, workers» rights, and the environment.

While one of API's main publicity claims is the oil industry's support for 9.2 million jobs, this inflated figure «includes not only legitimate direct and indirect jobs but more remote «induced» jobs that the API has listed as including everything from day - care workers to valets to rocket scientists.»

We also note that there are tremendous leadership opportunities for these countries to demonstrate that moving beyond oil, coal, and gas — both demand and production — is not only possible, but can be done while protecting workers, communities, and economies.