Sentences with phrase «ordinary work»
They want a party which is on the side of ordinary working people, which will respect the way we voted in the referendum and which will build a country which represents everyone.
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It is a programme for government to act to create an economy that works for everyone — an economy that's on the side of ordinary working class people.
Providing ordinary homes for ordinary working families We use the term «ordinary» because that's in fact what we produce: opportunities which are normal, stable, and focus on fundamentals.
I can think of no better illustration of the problem - why ordinary working class people think it's one rule for them, and another for everyone else.
One that gets us the right deal abroad but also ensures we get a better deal for ordinary working people at home.
In fact, you never really see or hear about the nanny at all — even from ordinary working moms who employ them.
So, imagine you're a simple guy who does ordinary work, and you're at least 32 years old looking for someone to marry.
It's making it harder to afford the public services on which ordinary working families depend and this goes some way towards fixing that.
Seems to me both those suggestions can be implemented by ordinary working people on weekends (to leave the city) and on their annual vacations.
No need to do extra ordinary work just deal naturally and make more and more fun.
The sleeveless jacket and vest trend is a great way to elevate an otherwise ordinary work outfit, or casual ensemble, into a modern, on - trend masterpiece!
Will they expect to be able to communicate with you about their cases outside of ordinary working hours?
In the case of ordinary work premises on land, that might be a good argument.
A reasonable accommodation is a modification or adjustment to ordinary working conditions that a disabled employee needs to perform their job.
He has lost all economic credibility but it's ordinary working families who are struggling to put food on the table this winter because of his failure.
We have got to show that we stand up for ordinary working people, and that we are not the party just of the rich or big business.
Millions of ordinary working people are going to be better off as a result.
It initially existed as an expression of the strength of ordinary working people — that is, the strength than exists in numbers.
Since being a elected a councillor and a prospective MP, it has been my personal belief that through voluntary work like working as a teaching assistant, cleaning up graffi ti, going on the beat with the police and sweeping the streets, politicians can maintain their feet on the ground and understand the issues affecting ordinary working men and women in their ward or constituency.
«What we did for two years was reconnect with ordinary working people in key marginal seats.
But the case against Romney and Ryan will be: How can these guys who've never really worked for a living (or served their country in the military) undermine the dignity of ordinary working stiffs by callously messing with their safety nets?
The Labour Party and the left in general blundered badly in the last election by not supporting ordinary working people in their struggle against cheap labour from Eastern Europe.
On Sky News, Greening said the government wanted a «system that puts ordinary working families at its heart».
It's one of the biggest problems facing ordinary working people in Britain today.
Veterans who find they don't enjoy, or can't fit into, ordinary working life turn to entrepreneurship at greater rates than the rest of the population.
Unite, Britain's biggest union, says that the government's plan to cap compensation for unfair dismissal is part of a joined - up attack on workers» rights which is turning ordinary working people into scapegoats for the coalition's economic mismanagement.
The Labour Party was formed to be the voice of ordinary working folk.
His prosperity, certainly, but it's austerity for ordinary working Canadians — and for the cannon fodder imported into Canada to work for less.
I read to my children, I watch them in the slip n» slide, I spend time with people whom I feel genuinely know and love us, I get to essentials at work and re-learn saying no, I read books, I get pretty inward and quiet, I go for walks, I sing, I knit, I do ordinary work like clean the house and plan meals and cook.
According to Netzer, «criticism of legal gambling smacks of nannying ordinary working and retired folks: We the affluent, who would not dream of playing numbers whether legal or illegal, long shots on the races or for jackpots at slot machines, don't want you, the unwashed, to enjoy your simple pleasures.»
At 10:15 a.m., leaders from New York's organized labor movement will hold a news conference as the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Janus v. AFSCME, the latest in a series of attacks by the wealthy and corporate interests against ordinary working people, outside the Senate lounge, 3rd Floor, state Capitol, Albany.
«Whilst the «fire at will» proposal has been watered down, the remaining proposals represent an unprecedented and unacceptable attack on the employment rights of teachers and other ordinary working people.
«Let's keep that in the context of the debate where he's resisting changes that would help ordinary working Americans to pay less, and keep more.
«The building blocks of a decent society are being torn down and replaced with one where profiteers and privateers are revered and feted, where the wealthy and privileged thrive, while ordinary working people's basic rights and entitlements are stripped away.
Brian Cookson will say: «There is an alternative, a Financial Transaction Tax that will take money from the bankers without hitting ordinary working families.
«Only the Conservatives can be trusted to deliver the vital investment that will mean more jobs and better services for ordinary working Cumbrians.»
Labour also received # 661,440 from property developer Andrew Rosenfeld, and # 76,300 from Tony Blair, two more ordinary working people.
Speaking on Sunday Politics Scotland, Mr McCluskey said the ideology of New Labour had pushed ordinary working class Scots towards the SNP.
Known in his neighbourhood for his large sand paintings (some as tall as 20 feet) depicting the likes of Nelson Mandela, Michael Jackson, the Mona Lisa and political leaders, for Boys» Quarters he has created works that capture and elevate ordinary working people that live and work in the streets around the gallery.
When the costs of a trial on a contested claim are taken into account, that level of cover would be pitifully low for most firms doing quite ordinary work.
More important than this recognition, Dodd said, is the fact that he and his partners have made the lives of many ordinary working people better.
Meanwhile, all around me, I see lawyers launching and growing empires built on fairly ordinary work capably handled but done in bulk.
Arsenal in particular priced itself outside ordinary working class folk The middle class soft pink cheeked people that pay their money are for the most part too genteel to be properly vocal in their support.
He added: «The price for this support would be to drag Britain back to the 1970s by ripping up anti-strike laws, piling misery on ordinary working families and crashing our economy.»
[11] Both locations were examples of fantastical outsider art and architecture built by ordinary working men of modest means but an expansive vision.
The research also finds that children in grammars schools «are as likely to be from ordinary working families as children in non-selective schools, demonstrating that grammar schools are not just for the wealthy».