Sentence examples for aggressive labor from inspiring English sources

"But corrupt, incompetent management does much more damage to a company than an aggressive labor union".

And toward the end of the 20th century, miners were represented by an aggressive labor union.

Marc Blondel, the head of Force Ouvrière, or Workers' Force, a traditionally aggressive labor federation, said: "The wolf has to come out of the forest.

And Nepal has notoriously aggressive labor unions, which the company may see as a hindrance.

The multiple physiological derangements which the potential organ donor manifests require aggressive, labor intensive management in order to maintain organ function until legal brain death is declared and procurement can be undertaken [ 12].

Dahl's attunement to the aggressive labors of civilizing a child is no longer fashionable; it smacks of generational conflict, Oedipal struggles, and the grim days when children had to eat all the food on their plates, even if it was liver and onions.

Mr. Balanoff, one of the union officials closest to Mr. Obama, is widely seen as an aggressive, successful labor leader, who has helped unionize thousands of janitors not just in the Chicago area but also in Texas.

Wage boards also provide a way for workers to collectively bargain with their employers without forming a union, which is more difficult than it used to be thanks to aggressive anti-labor policies pushed by Republicans.

Productivity growth has held up—on a temporary basis—during the current recession, not due to innovation or productive investment but due to aggressive cuts in labor and labor hours by firms.

If we don't keep fighting, Big Business will just start pushing more aggressive assaults on labor and weaken the political position of labor.

The settlement was the latest example of Mr. Spitzer's aggressive investigation of labor violations involving day laborers, mostly Spanish-speaking immigrants.