1.   Higher living standards enabled many workers to save a little, providing additional insurance against the financial costs of the sack, of quitting or of striking.

2.   And Cole is correct, he said, that many workers would not save for retirement even if their pension contributions surface in their paychecks.

3.   But based on past behavior, most workers will not save for their future.

4.   But many workers save enough in two years to return home quite well off.

5.   But over the past century, rising incomes permitted more workers to save for old age.

6.   But the below-market rents at Lost Tree, he said, make it possible for a disciplined worker to save a down payment.

7.   If workers save for their own retirement, what happens to the mother who never joined the paid work force?

8.   Often, workers can save their unused days in other banks that can be used for extended illnesses.

9.   One reason workers may not be asking many questions about the increased savings limits is that, even now, few workers save at the limit.

10.   Personnel consultants estimate that temporary workers save companies more than half the payroll costs of permanent workers.