Sentence examples for decent labor from inspiring English sources

The emphasis has not been on decent labor conditions".

Mr. Hostetter, the Smithfield spokesman, said the company had "a history of very decent labor relations".

Cambodia has, in fact, pursued an interesting experiment by working with factories to establish decent labor standards and wages.

Mr. Cassidy's statement does a disservice to honest, decent labor leaders, management people and officials who have been helping run our city and state over many years.

Steinbeck takes on the dangerous and divisive issue of fair and decent labor; he is unafraid to talk about lousy wages and the abuse of workers or to extol the virtues of unions and strikes.

The prime minister said the party should "listen to decent Labor people like Bob Hawke and Bob Carr" who had expressed support for the agreement, rather than following the advice of unions which were "trying to sabotage this agreement".

"We're coming out of a period in the late '90s where anyone with half a brain could get a decent job," said labor economist Alec Levenson, a USC Marshall School of Business professor.

As the leading official responsible for issues related to the world of work at the UN, Vinicius Pinheiro's portfolio includes the areas of employment and decent work, social protection, labor migration, youth employment, child and forced labor, gender economic empowerment, working conditions, and labor rights.

Globally, it's not hard to imagine a future in which quinoa pays farmers in multiple growing areas a decent return on their labor while remaining affordable for consumers of all income levels.

Wal-Mart's retail rivals such as Costco and Trader Joe's have maintained their margins and kept customers happy while keeping workers happy with decent wages and humane labor policies.

In Los Angeles, for example, a creative union movement helped elect officials who then used government procurement and zoning powers to demand that companies pay decent wages, adhere to labor standards, and end sabotage of worker organizing.