Sentence examples for emerging labor from inspiring English sources

Early on, its leaders reached out to the emerging labor movement, even supporting strikes by the Knights of Labor.

But an emerging labor shortage, particularly of young workers, has changed that picture.

Using his presidential powers, Roosevelt pushed Congress, the emerging labor movement and unregulated corporate juggernauts into compromises that in Professor Blum's view ultimately stabilized the democracy.

It is no surprise that by the time Lillo's collections were published, mines had already become central battlegrounds in Chile's emerging labor struggles.

Wielding cellphones and keyboards, members of China's emerging labor movement so far seem to be outwitting official censors in an effort to build broad support for what they say is a war against greedy corporations and their local government allies.

The Princeton economist Alan Blinder argues that the crucial distinction in the emerging labor market is not between those with more or less education, but between those whose services can be delivered over a wire and those who must do their work in person or on site.

All such TBAs received basic obstetrical training, focusing primarily on clean delivery practices, the use of a clean delivery kit with every delivery, and indications for referral (for example, high-risk pregnancies and danger signs emerging during labor).

But promisingly for Mr. Raffarin, divisions have emerged among labor leaders.

If and when the N.F.L. emerges from labor conflict, the competitive balance that has made it the most successful professional sports league in United States history will probably disappear.

The main part of the paper is devoted to the issue of pension design when myopic individual do not save "enough" for their retirement because their "myopic self" (with a high discount rate) emerges when labor supply and savings decisions are made.

"Spending is holding up remarkably well given the emerging weakness in labor markets".