"labor classes" is a valid phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific social class or group of people who perform manual labor or work in industries such as manufacturing, construction, or agriculture. An example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The government's policies aim to improve the living conditions of the struggling labor classes." This sentence implies that the policies are targeted towards improving the lives of those who belong to the labor class.
A 1938 letter to Eleanor Roosevelt signed by "Fifteen weary housemaids" demanded that "we girls should get some consideration as every other labor class has".
"You're going quick, your company is growing, you've blown up a lot faster than you expected," said Todd Scherwin, managing partner at the law firm Fisher and Phillips, who has experience in labor class action suits.
As for Standard Cognition's impact on the labor class, Suswal admits that "the major chains will have some reduction... no one is going to get fired but fewer people will get hired".
Our reliance on an immigrant labor class to do our work, the automating of industry -- jobs are scarce.
He credits the experience of joining the "labor class" in what he described as "a real socialist country" for his radicalization.
We started off in America as farmers and railroad workers, and made up a large portion of the labor class in central and northern California.
Officials said that campuses currently lack the technology to offer such classes on a wide basis, although San Francisco State is proposing a labor class that could accommodate up to 500 students.
For our friends who don't know, a communist revolution is a proletarian (labor class) revolution inspired by the ideas of Marxism that aims to replace capitalism with communism.
It is likely that since in the developed world even the relatively deprived class is not malnourished, and owing to mechanization most of the labor class also does little physical work, differences in nutrition and exercise are not similar to the less developed societies.
Another factor should be added: the abandonment of anti-immigration attitudes by intellectuals and the laboring classes.
