In 1909 Great Britain established trade boards to set minimum-wage rates in certain trades and industries.
In the area of work there was legislation on workers' compensation provisions, on labour exchanges to promote the "fluidity" of labour (owing much to the leadership of Churchill and William Beveridge), and on regulation in certain trades of wages and hours worked.
In a related matter, the probability of employment may not be enhanced by completion in certain trades thus reducing the incentive for attaining the status of journeyperson.
Many community colleges offer 2-year degree programs in certain trades - both in-classroom and on-site work will be undertaken.
Consider a three-state model of how members in a certain trade participate in their trade association.
A farmer, like anyone else, specializes in a certain trade or skill.
The president's administration could declare a given country in violation of certain trade acts, and then impose a retaliatory tariff.
The president could declare the United States in violation of certain trade acts, and then try to impose a tariff based on those old laws, but there would be significant pushback from Congress.
The historian David Kynaston has long been suspicious of the shenanigans of the modern City, comparing its power, and the obeisance paid to it until recently by governments, to the overbearing behaviour of certain trade unions in the 1960s and 1970s.
Why should some other nation be able to say I can't take a call?" He went on to say that while he fully understands the "One China" policy, the U.S. shouldn't be bound by it unless China makes certain trade concessions in the future.
