The phrase "community labor" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the practice of performing unpaid work for the benefit of the local community. One can use this phrase when discussing volunteer work or court-ordered community service. For example, "The high school students were required to complete 100 hours of community labor as part of their graduation requirements" or "In lieu of a fine, the judge sentenced the offender to 50 hours of community labor at a local park."
At his arraignment on Oct. 27, Mr. Largay applied for entry into a community labor service program.
He later pleaded guilty to one felony count of assault and was sentenced to five years of probation and six months of community labor.
"This inquiry provided no credible, competent or verifiable evidence that defendant Brown performed his community labor as presented to this court," the deputy district attorney, Mary Murray, wrote.
Mr. Brown, 20, pleaded guilty to felony assault in June, and was expected to receive a sentence of five years probation and six months of community labor.
Mr. Brown pleaded guilty to felony assault and received a sentence of five years' probation, six months community labor and a year of domestic-violence counseling.
The current movement for a living wage has unified an unusually robust coalition of community, labor, nonprofit, religious and business leaders.
Acworth, in fact, seems to police his content simply by the values of the B.D.S.M. community, laboring to make its playful, consensual spirit transparent.
Yet Muslim communities labor under widespread suspicion of incubating terrorism.
The protest stretched for more than two miles and featured indigenous communities, labor groups, students, scientists, politicians, celebrities, and thousands of others.
In New York City alone, 400,000 people of faith, communities of color and indigenous communities, labor unions, youth groups and other organizations marched to demand action on climate.
The Service Employees International Union has helped establish a community-labor coalition called Wisconsin Jobs Now, which has pushed to raise the minimum wage and stop cuts to Medicaid.
