Sentence examples for humane labor from inspiring English sources
And he is cofounder of Obvious Ventures, an investment firm that makes social impact bets aimed at helping the environment, human health and promoting humane labor practices.
The article triggered a firestorm of criticism against Apple and a closer examination of how Western companies can ensure humane labor practices for their workers abroad.
The standards include market liquidity, proficiency in settling trades, political stability, humane labor practices and financial transparency, said Brad Pacheco, a spokesman for the fund.
Wal-Mart's retail rivals such as Costco and Trader Joe's have maintained their margins and kept customers happy while keeping workers happy with decent wages and humane labor policies.
Ross was denied entry to the UAE while trying to do research on migrant labor conditions in the country as part of his work with the Gulf Labor Artist Coalition, a nonprofit devoted to securing humane labor conditions for workers building the predominantly Western academic and cultural institutions on Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Island.
Likewise, investigators have to know that their lives are not in danger as they crisscross the state on backroads and in hidden fields in furtherance of a more modern, more humane agricultural labor system.
Cooper explains succinctly and objectively Davis's belief in slavery as "the most humane relations of labor to capital which can permanently subsist between them," as "a moral, social and a political blessing".
Cooper explains succinctly and objectively Davis's belief in slavery as "the most humane relations of labor to capital which can permanently subsist between them," as "a moral, social and a political blessing". He stresses Davis's unshakable conviction that of the two sides the South was being far more faithful to the ideals of the founding fathers and the Revolution (hence the book's title).
"We think that the broad immigration and labor agenda includes humane, civil and adequate treatment for Mexicans: Mexicans here, going there; Mexicans as they cross the border; Mexicans when they start work and Mexicans who have already been in the United States for a long time," Mr. Castañeda said.
