Sentence examples for changes to labor laws from inspiring English sources

Labor unions in particular have said that changes to labor laws would affect the entire economy and society.

Such sweeping changes to labor laws might be politically impossible today, in an environment that is friendly to corporations and indifferent, if not hostile, to workers.

Since then, Berlin has implemented changes to labor laws, matching work hours more closely to demand, introducing job sharing and encouraging part-time work.

In Spain, the new government is forging ahead in changes to labor laws, including trying to reduce wages, in a bid to bring investors back.

Germany is cashing in the dividend from changes to labor laws made several years ago, Axel A. Weber, president of the German Bundesbank, said.

While the rate has been falling for several years, Germans were unsettled by changes to labor laws and are only now feeling secure enough to spend, Mr. Harjes said.

While Harkin called the changes to labor law "less detrimental" than the original language, he was still among the senators to vote against the bill.

When I advocate for changes to labor law, I'm not advocating for an idea because I think it's intellectually the right thing to do.

Among the controversial provisions were changes to labor law for rail and airline workers -- backed by the airline industry -- that would count anyone who did not vote in an election for a union as voting against it, making it much more difficult to certify attempts to organize new unions.

This time it was killed by Gov. Jerry Brown, a Democrat, who said he was unconvinced that the "drastic change" to labor laws was worth it.

Mr. Biagi had provoked strong protest on the left for helping the center-right government draft proposed changes to labor law.