In an effort to focus on respondents who are committed to the labor market, we restrict the sample to respondents who are not attending school.
Even couples who are deeply committed to the labor force can make marginal adjustments in their hours at work, if they know that something substantial might be at stake.
According to Schlafly, women should earn less because they bear children and therefore are less likely to be committed to the labor force.
But what this film unmasks more than anything is that he is also an unrelenting worker, a craftsman, a man committed to the labor at hand.
Can one be passionate about the just, the ideal, the sublime...and yet commit to no labor in its cause?
But Applebaum's numbers tell their own story: on the eve of the 1917 revolution, under the czar, only 28,600 convicts were serving sentences of hard labor, compared with the millions committed to the gulag under Lenin and Stalin.
The groups called on them to commit to key labor and immigration reforms that conform to the standards set out in the 2011 International Labour Organization's (ILO) Domestic Workers Convention.
This Labor Day, let's commit to support fair labor conditions for the people who put food on our tables.
Sean Gallagher, a vice president for Tessera Solar, the development arm for Stirling, said the company declined Mr. Joseph's request to commit to using union labor.
But what was obvious from talking to the workers outside the Hyatt Embarcadero – obvious in a union-busting age during a presidential election where one candidate is committed to gutting labor – is the conviction that it is "the union makes [them] strong".
While unions and human rights groups remained skeptical about enforcement, the United States reached separate agreements with Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam in which the three countries committed to specific labor changes, under penalty of the United States' restoring tariffs for noncompliance.
