Sentence examples for certain labor from inspiring English sources
He said a longstanding "mandatory decree" from the Puerto Rican government exempted the apparel industry from certain labor provisions.
It reminds me of certain labor unions where members condone corruption as long as they get raises.
In 1995 Mr. O'Connor's play, "A Certain Labor Day," opened in San Francisco with Mr. O'Connor in a starring role.
The issue of oil drilling in the Great Lakes has split Michigan Republicans -- and Democrats, too, earning the support of some traditional Democratic allies, like certain labor unions.
At a time when labor leaders see immigrants as a group ripe for unionization, the conflict highlights how difficult it can be to organize workplaces that include unauthorized workers, who are entitled to certain labor protections despite working illegally.
Donald J. Carty, the chief executive of American Airlines, said yesterday that American might decline to accept certain labor contracts as part of its final bid for Trans World Airlines, which is due today.
Businesses in Boston, Chicago, Kansas City and San Francisco said wages were moving up slightly "for certain skilled labor positions in industries facing worker shortages".
In certain provinces, labor inspectors could be more prone to participate in dishonest deals.
Under guidelines from the federal Office of Personnel Management, paid time off is canceled for employees, including the airport screeners, who are exempt from certain federal labor laws.
This link between workers' rights and trade is recognized in recent US trade deals, including the proposed Colombia FTA, which require countries to meet certain minimum labor rights standards.
The nationalist and insular component of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (the parent organization of the ruling party) is vocal in its opposition to a number of forward-looking measures the government may opt for, be it issue foreign investment in certain sectors, labor reform or the reorganization of the food and agriculture sectors.
