Sentence examples for enforce workers from inspiring English sources

LL Felicity, Sir Jim Paice suggested that consumer pressure is ultimately enough to enforce workers standards.

"In the future," he added, "I will also insist on the authority to enforce workers' rights and environmental protections in those agreements".

If those politicians really cared about workers rights, they'd enforce workers' right to organize without being intimidated or fired.

Labour inspection only succeeds in identifying forced labour when used to enforce worker's rights, not as another means of immigration enforcement.

The Bush administration failed to properly enforce worker health and safety laws designed to monitor employers with a history of violations, a report found.

"Al Gore will insist on and use the authority to enforce worker rights, human rights and environmental protections" in trade accords, it says.

"Whether or not a company owns manufacturing facilities outside of the U.S., and especially if they do not own them, how do they enforce worker safety, fair labor and environmental best practices there?

These included an effective labor movement, backed by government's commitment to enforce worker rights and to expand opportunities.

Unions have been weakened by relentless union-busting by industry, while government has largely failed to enforce worker rights to organize or join unions under the Wagner Act.

"This corporate capture comes at the expense of both peoples' rights to democratically govern their own affairs and the ability of sovereign governments to effectively enforce worker, consumer, and environmental safeguards".

The auditors also blamed the Department of Correctional Services for not enforcing workers' compensation regulations evenly or ferreting out abuse of the system more aggressively.