Sentence examples for basic worker rights from inspiring English sources

Third, companies and others should call on regulators to ensure employment legislation endorses basic worker rights rather than undermine them.

My personal experience of zero-hours contracts suggests that a "flexible jobs market" has come at the expense of basic worker rights, basic human dignity and fair remuneration.

"When we have these union partners all over the world, and they see you violating basic worker rights in the U.S., that hurts your relationships in all those places, and it hurts your brand image".

"Deliveroo riders should be entitled to basic worker rights as well as to the ability to be represented by trade unions to negotiate pay and terms and conditions".

He goes on to show how this can result in adverse consequences, particularly in the context of developing nations, where although the current conceptions of CSR may offer basic worker rights, they do not challenge the rights of companies to close down factories and disinvest from host countries without compensation.

Yesterday, Ohio voters overwhelmingly rejected the effort to revoke basic worker rights, delivering a stunning rebuke to conservative Governor John Kasich.

Cable said ministers were attempting to "undermine basic workers' rights".

At the same time, the Clinton administration has been giving the agency significant financing for its campaigns against child labor and for basic workers' rights.

"This would be good news if the new law fully met international standards, but the sad reality is that the government has consciously limited basic workers' rights while exposing workers to continued risks and exploitation".

In a city that is excitedly preparing to host the Super Bowl next month, the N.F.L. Players Association on Friday issued a sharp critique of the proposal, which the association deemed "a political ploy designed to destroy basic workers' rights".

To drum up opposition to Ms. Chavez, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. is distributing copies of her writings, which, union leaders say, often take a contemptuous or extreme stance on basic workers rights.