Sentence examples for control over labor from inspiring English sources

The general strike was started in opposition to a bill sponsored by Dr. Jagan which Trades Union Council leaders said would give the government control over labor unions.

Since then, the governor and legislators have passed new provisions for emergency managers, which take effect in late March and grant such managers more control over labor contracts.

Mr. Ridge argued that rather than being a peripheral issue, control over labor rules is at the heart of the new department's ability to address the country's vulnerabilities before a terrorist group strikes again.

Because the proletariat have no control over their labor and are dependent on wages to survive, they are easily exploited by their employers.

Kate Spade has taken the stance that it has no control over the labor practices of its contractors.

Burger King has justified its behavior by claiming that it has no control over the labor practices of its suppliers.

The former ruling party in Mexico, which held power until December, had political control over many labor unions and squelched two short-lived strikes at Aeroméxico in 1998 and 2000.

Today's information economy ticks him off, so his resurrected Daily Paywall (and other projects) allow him to question systems of control over ownership, labor, and sharing.

The common debates around sex work - whether prostitution is inherently violent, whether sex can ever be commoditized - are divorced from the urgent concerns of sex workers in the industry who are focused on how they can have more power and control over their labor.

If your hospital in unsympathetic or pushing you to agree to things you do not want, consider changing hospitals or have your baby at home where you will then have full control over your labor and birth.

Workers struggled with growers, growers struggled with the state, and federal and California bureaucrats struggled to gain control over the anarchic labor conditions that marked California agriculture.