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The foremen called again for the men to return to their work.

He has to contact key foremen all over the place.

Part of the problem is the way foremen are chosen.

Foremen would be taken out of the union and made management representatives.

I may not need so many foremen on the floor."

From their angle, the foremen could see past the corner.

Moreover, with very few foremen around, workers must often make decisions on their own.

One of our foremen told me you might want to buy a few."

Eight of the project foremen are now working "outside," one with his own construction business.

Ranch foremen had to be able to use a telephone.

"Find out who among the workers were foremen and put them in charge.

I remained behind several hours, chatting with the other foremen.

I'm sure we don't use any, but do come inside while I check with the foremen.

One of the winery foremen took me on a special tour.

Why have the shop foremen allowed their areas to become so messy?

We used to sit down with the foremen, have coffee and stuff."

Not one but two foremen ran up to the strikebreaker.

We had no foremen who were experienced in this sort of work, and the financial responsibility was very large indeed.

All of the various trade workers are included in manual labor, including foremen.

These operations were usually run by white managers, engineers, and foremen.

Heller came out with the two foremen and they were all laughing.

That means foremen rack up huge overtime for doing nothing.

So the foremen and the block supervisors had their incentives, too.

Some of the foremen were union members, and many who were not had gone out with the men.

These included foremen, managers and some executives, including at least one vice president, he said.