Sentence examples for collapse of labor from inspiring English sources

The polls forecast a resurgence of the Likud and of the rightist bloc in Parliament, and a collapse of Labor and the left.

It is entirely a function of the collapse of organized labor in the private sector.

Thanks to the collapse of the labor movement in recent decades, we're already getting a sense of what this looks like in states and localities nationwide.

Linda Chavez, the conservative columnist whose selection as secretary of labor collapsed over the question of whether she had allowed an illegal immigrant to live with her, said today that the lack of vocal support from President-elect George W. Bush and his team convinced her of the need to step down.

Law is still heartily recommended as a career, for instance, despite the incredible collapse of that profession's labor market since the global financial crisis.

Glitz (2012) analyzes the impact of the labor supply shock generated by the collapse of Berlin wall on the labor market outcomes in Germany.

And there is this advice on what to do in the face of economic collapse: "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate".

You'd need a complete collapse of negotiations," said David L. Gregory, a professor of labor law at St . Johns University in Queens.

From November to March — after the collapse of some prominent financial institutions — the labor market lost an average of 670,000 jobs each month.

Mr. Biagi was gunned down earlier this month by an offshoot of the Red Brigades terrorist group, but his death led to a collapse of relations between labor and government after two cabinet ministers suggested that his killing, morally at least, was the result of labor intransigence.

Has the collapse of the union movement removed not only labor's political muscle but its beating heart from the consciousness of the powerful?