committed worker

You need committed workers and regular, loyal customers, he said.

Use of these programs often triggers a stereotype that mothers are not committed workers."

An employer can then count on a motivated, committed worker who will go the extra mile.

Japan has some tremendous underlying economic strengths, ranging from well-trained and committed workers to huge private savings.

Many of the committed workers said they really did not expect any special recognition for their devotion to their jobs and, indeed, the rewards were mainly personal.

These normative conceptions of an "ideal worker" and a "good mother" create a cultural tension between the motherhood role and the committed worker role.

The ABVP today has a cadre of socially committed workers who are capable of undertaking any challenging task.

Ben Hooper and David Rees were two of the Loyal and committed workers at Dowlais Ironworks.

Many prisoners of war and Italian-Australian interned worked hard in farms and cattle stations, thus gaining a favourable opinion as hard and committed workers by their Australian employers.

A committed worker, Floyd became the youngest hospital police captain in the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporations' (HHC) history, at the age of 27.

Committed Members Queens politicians outside the district said being the incumbent - and having a small army of committed workers from his 6,000-member Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church in Jamaica - Mr. Flake was considered the favorite.

As returning to Poland (then in the Soviet Bloc) was not considered an option by many of the wartime refugees, many Polish families decided to settle in Slough, an expanding town seeking committed workers and offering a chance to own homes for those prepared to work hard.