shop-floor worker

It must involve everyone, from top management to shop-floor workers.

One successful scheme has involved shop-floor workers training their colleagues.

In other words, the views of the shop-floor workers on what constitutes good production may have held some truth.

Whenever businesses get into difficulty, shop-floor workers must share the pain.

I count on my shop-floor workers to make reasonable decisions to keep waste to a minimum.

Chief executives of major companies collect more than 100 times as much as their shop-floor workers.

If the management m a company get a pay rise, then it can be argued that the shop-floor workers should get one too.

Next week union representatives and shop-floor workers will travel to London to lobby Parliament.

"He was a shop-floor worker who left school at 14," says Galloway, who has an older sister and a younger brother.

In another factory, this time a machine shop, managers were divided on whether to allow shop-floor workers some aspects of control over setting computerised tools.

Moreover, the local managers and shop-floor workers were predominantly first-generation members of the new middle and new working class.

These talks were presented both at management level and to shop-floor workers, and all the medical team became involved, mainly at David's instigation.

Incomes Data Services, the pay research group, said company chiefs’ salaries were growing twice as fast as the pay of shop-floor workers.

A decade ago, companies argued that they were forced to cut shop-floor workers and layers of management primarily to meet the demands of a global marketplace.

University students may have had access to mobility programmes such as Erasmus / Socrates, but this is rarer for shop-floor workers.

Michael Vaughan referred to him as the "shop-floor worker" in his 2005 Ashes-winning team, a man of few words and even fewer positive words.

Even shop-floor workers are expected to work with their brains as well as their hands, as flexible production replaces mass production.

Hourly blue-collar workers, by contrast, have mostly stayed, partly because new employers will help with moving expenses for executives, but usually not for shop-floor workers.

In a desperate attempt to concentrate, and ignore David who had followed her, she turned her attention to the burly shop-floor worker who awaited her.

Eminent artists, scientists and "Heroes of Socialist Labour" (mostly collective farmers and shop-floor workers) received similar privileges.

This means, first of all, that we must ensure that shop-floor workers who work in a Member State pay both taxes and social premiums in the same way.

Corporate vibe: Just about everyone at QSC — salespeople and managers as well as shop-floor workers — wears T-shirts on the job.

Lack of space, for instance, has prevented Ford from building locker facilities - meaning that some shop-floor workers still have to change their clothes at the side of the production line.

In Kodak's photo-paper plant in Harrow, England, shop-floor workers who once made paper for stockpiling now call photofinishing labs to see what paper types they want.

The use of modern language laboratories and deep immersion techniques can teach practically any individual, either manager or shop-floor worker, enough to work in another country after some two or three months' experience.