Sentence examples for growing labour unrest from inspiring English sources
In the face of growing labour unrest, he did little to combat corruption and gang violence.
Zimbabwe has fired thousands of nurses who went on strike to demand higher salaries, in a hardline response by the country's leadership to growing labour unrest.
The company my father worked in had relocated its head office in the face of growing labour unrest; the move was part of the general egress of industry from the city.
Dozens of workers assembling Xbox video game consoles climbed to a factory dormitory roof, and some threatened to jump to their deaths, in a dispute over jobs that was defused but highlights growing labour unrest as China's economy slows.
President Jacob Zuma's ruling African National Congress faces a clamour of calls for better leadership after several years in which South Africa has experienced violent labour unrest, growing protests against poverty, crime and unemployment, and corruption scandals tainting Zuma's rule.
His final ministry (January November 1933) was marked by widespread labour unrest and growing fascist activity.
The 1990s also saw revived labour unrest.
Chinese mines in Zambia have suffered from labour unrest.
Outsiders point to the potential for labour unrest.
Kolkata was a byword for urban squalor and labour unrest.
And recent labour unrest has scared many off.
