Sentence examples for fine labor from inspiring English sources

The EPH, an otherwise fine labor force survey, has never routinely collected information on union membership.

Collectively, they should be acknowledged as among the finest labor relations professionals in the country's history.

On May 24, the department fined a labor contractor and a farmer in Arizona more than $30,000 for employing 10- and 11-year-old children, underpaying workers and other violations.

— The Obama administration has opened a broad campaign of enforcement against farmers who employ children and underpay workers, hiring hundreds of investigators and raising fines for labor and wage violators.

PAGE A23 MEATPACKER FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY The Iowa kosher meatpacking company that has been battling criminal charges, huge fines for labor violations and other issues related to an immigration raid in May at its main plant has filed for bankruptcy.

This fine parsing of labor was efficient for making incremental improvements, and it had yielded highly crafted components, but it was rigid and expensive.

That will depend on firms' evaluation of the costs and benefits of evading the regulations (the expected monetary fine versus reduced labor costs).

"I would say that, in terms of public policy, they were fighting way above their weight class," said Janice Fine, who studies labor at Rutgers University.

And those who disobey Islamic State-enforced laws are punished, sometimes with a fine or forced labor, but other times with violence, public shaming or even death.

The majority were sentenced to fines and hard labor.

If it does, the Supreme Court may have fine-tuned the labor market even more.