The phrase "head of labor" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is generally used to refer to the person in charge of a labor organization, such as a union leader. For example, "The head of labor gave an impassioned speech at the rally."
But Ehud Barak, the defense minister and head of Labor, has numerous reservations about the plan.
"Our program is not 'fatally flawed,' " Rob Manfred, baseball's head of labor relations, said in a statement.
Richard Trumka, the head of labor union AFL-CIO, said his organizations also objected to the budget provision.
The speech impressed observers outside as well as inside Parliament; Ed Miliband, head of Labor, said his party stood squarely behind the prime minister.
Mr. Potter, the chief operating officer and a former head of labor relations for the Postal Service, will be the sixth career postal employee to head the agency.
Ehud Barak then replaced Mr. Peres as head of Labor and kept him in a minor role in his government, which was elected in 1999.
Verizon is in ways using the ads to go over the heads of labor leaders and appeal directly to its unionized workers.
We actually have a labor leader at the head of our labor union".
Table 2 Differences in economic and demographic variables between SE and SW households Variable SE SW Demographic characteristics # of members 2.43 (1.20) 2.55 (1.23) # of dependent children 0.45 (0.84) 0.58 (0.90) Age of household head 59.43 16.03 52.66 15.78.78) # of labor active members 0.93 (0.98) 1.15 (0.94) Dummy for Spanish nac.
The head of the labor office, Bernhard Jagoda, said that the labor market was being bruised by Germany's slowing economy and that the global slowdown was especially punishing for export-dependent industries.
And in early December, Trump named fast food executive Andy Puzder as head of the labor department.
