Sentence examples for covered labor from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until 1913 that he moved to the "City of the Big Shoulders," where he edited the business magazine and later covered labor issues for the.

The accrued pension rights, (hat {w}), are based on a monthly moving average of covered labor earnings in the D years immediately before retirement: (hat {w}_{tau }= frac {1}{D}, sum _{i=1}^{D} w_{tau -i}).13   2.13

He covered labor issues as a newspaper journalist, then moved into business management.

Steven Greenhouse was a New York Times reporter for 31 years and covered labor and workplace matters for The Times from 1995 through 2014.

But we have to cover labor and refrigeration and stuff.

About 70percentt of the payment is meant to cover labor costs, which vary widely.

In the long run, Spain will need immigrants to cover labor shortages because of its ageing population and the emigration of people to other countries.

A comprehensive law covers labor relations, including hiring of foreign workers.

Teke Wiggin is a Brooklyn-based freelance reporter who covers labor, technology and housing.

A Times spokeswoman told The Huffington Post that the question of how the paper will cover labor issues is not likely to be settled until early 2015.

"It is absolutely not USTR's position that free trade agreement labor chapters do not cover labor-related violence," he said in an email.