The phrase "a former labor" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a previous job or work experience, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After years of a former labor in construction, she decided to pursue a career in architecture."
Alternatives: "previous employment" or "former job".
David Macaray, a Los Angeles playwright and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor"), was a former labor union rep.
Peretz is a former labor union leader who led Labor to a second place finish in the 2006 election.
David Macaray, a Los Angeles playwright and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor," 2nd Edition), was a former labor union rep.
David Macaray, an LA playwright and author (It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor, 2nd edition), was a former labor union rep.
"He is a good organizer," Moshe Shahal, a former Labor minister, said of Mr. Ben-Eliezer.
Paul Keating, a former Labor prime minister, famously called it the house of "unrepresentative swill".
It's not clear what the future will hold for Block, a former Labor Department official and labor lawyer in the Senate.
The report reminded me of Robert Whitmore, a former Labor Department inspector who was placed on leave for about two years while his misconduct case was investigated.
Randell and a former Labor Department official, John B. Mumford, "mismanaged, wasted, diverted and siphoned off" money from the bankrupt company, the lawsuit charges.
"In a way, we are engaged in a political game," said Gary Burtless, a former Labor Department economist and a current fellow at the Brookings Institution, in Washington.
A former Labor Department official said the agency was mindful of the CRA, but had no way of knowing exactly when the cutoff would be.
