The phrase "array of labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of tasks, jobs, or types of work that are available or being considered.
Example: "The company offers an array of labor options for those seeking employment in various fields."
Alternatives: "variety of work" or "range of tasks".
Brian M. McLaughlin, president of the Central Labor Council, said that about 75 officials from a wide array of labor unions met and began to discuss strategies to organize a campaign to defeat the proposal.
Like Mr. Paterson and Mr. Skelos, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver — now Albany's longest-serving leader — drew heavily from established interest groups, including trial lawyers, the insurance industry, banking interests and an array of labor unions.
The Thirteenth Amendment was not solely a ban on chattel slavery, but also covers a much broader array of labor arrangements and social deprivations.
In Bailey v. Alabama the U.S. Supreme Court again reaffirmed its holding that Thirteenth Amendment was not solely a ban on chattel slavery, but also covers a much broader array of labor arrangements and social deprivations In addition to the aforesaid the Court also ruled on Congress enforcement power under the Thirteenth Amendment.
Those have been organized by a broad array of environmentalists, labor unions and groups that view the World Bank and the monetary fund as agents of large multinational corporations.
Mr. Levy announced his transition team at the news conference, listing a bipartisan array of business, labor, academic and civic leaders.
Governor-elect Andrew M. Cuomo announced the leaders of his formal transition team on Thursday, along with two committees of advisers, each encompassing a wide array of business, labor and political leaders.
An unusual array of liberal, conservative, labor and women's interest groups also has lined up behind Young.
Gov. George E. Pataki celebrated his victory last night much the way he gained it, aided by an eclectic array of supporters -- labor leaders, important figures in the state Republican Party, the current mayor of New York and a former one, and bevy of celebrants from various corners of New York's ethnic enclaves.
The resolutions, which come from a wide array of investment groups, labor unions, religious organizations, pension managers and others, include requests for reports on a broad range of environmental topics, like the impacts of extreme surface mining of coal, the potential for gas drillers to pollute drinking water and the environmental impacts associated with development of Canada's oil sands.
Since taking office in January, members of the new, fresh-faced City Council have changed their rules of procedure, drafted an array of proposals and labored mightily to present a public image of unity, all in an effort to become a more potent force in counterbalancing the power of the mayor.
