The phrase "addressing labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing issues related to work, employment, or workforce matters.
Example: "The report focuses on addressing labor shortages in the manufacturing sector."
Alternatives: "tackling workforce issues" or "dealing with employment challenges."
Many organizations have been subjected to invasion by supporters of President Robert Mugabe who claim to be addressing labor disputes.
"Is this what you're breaking the government on?" Mr. Sharon asked, addressing Labor as he spoke before Parliament.
Addressing Labor supporters at his pre-conference drinks in Melbourne, former cabinet minister Anthony Albanese said he had "grave concerns about yesterday's announcement on asylum seekers".
Professor Shaiken speaks of "shadow unionization" in the dot-com and high-technology industries -- moves by employers to pre-empt formal union organizing by addressing labor issues in consultation with employees.
Nowadays men running for office need a pair of clean but slightly tattered khakis to wear while addressing labor groups, and a Brooks Brothers suit to speak on the ladies' club circuit.
Sarah Leah Whitson, the Middle East director of Human Rights Watch, said that, compared with the two arts organizations, N.Y.U. has been "much more forthright and upstanding in terms of addressing labor values".
The problem addressed forms an extension of cell formation problems which are currently in the phase of addressing labor-related issues in cell design.
Luna's father was an immigrant worker in The Bracero Program, a guest worker program that ran from 1942 to 1964, bringing laborers to the United States in an effort to address labor needs that emerged as a result of World War II.
"We are very aware that the road to equity must address labor and rights and child care," he wrote.
Companies have reduced their retiree benefits not only to save money, but also to address labor shortages.
There is a focused government effort to address labor shortfalls by bringing more women into the workforce — and not just in traditional roles such as teachers and nurses.
