The phrase 'labor collective' is correct and can be used in written English
It generally refers to a group of workers who work together to create a product, service, or organization. For example, "The labor collective had to work together to assemble the intricate parts of the engine."
Concentrations include: Human Resources and Organizations, International and Comparative Labor, Collective Representation, Dispute Resolution, and Labor Market Policy.
Robin cites a study of this pro-business lawmaking that affects unemployment insurance, the minimum wage, child labor, collective bargaining, sick days and meal breaks.
Grossman was born in Jerusalem in 1954, and he grew up in a younger Israel of scout troops, labor collectives, and military heroes, where authority was revered.
As recently as the early 1980s, parts of the Gangnam district were covered in rice paddies, and Korea's agrarian traditions include the proto-sharing economies of gye, community lending circles, poomasi, non-monetary labor exchanges and du-rae, group labor collectives.
His job, as a labor-collective leader at the city's largest power plant, was good but not quite good enough to explain the way he had of making things happen: the bike, the roomy flat, the oranges and Brazil nuts and Michael Jackson records he sometimes brought home.
This suggests that one function of punitive sentiments could be to recruit labor for collective actions.
The Cultural Revolution was reeling out of control, and intellectuals, including scientists, were being publicly humiliated, forced to labor on collective farms or even driven to suicide.
It stresses the agency of labor – principally collective organizations such as unions and communities in shaping the landscape, institutions, and scaling of capitalism.
Workers' economic fate became less about labor's collective control over capital, and more about the individual's control over himself.
The Precarious Workforce Initiative draws on the research and expertise of the ILR School faculty and associates in the areas of labor rights, collective representation, leadership and strategy development.
Within these general areas, she has engaged a range of research fields in labor markets, collective action, health, families and children, gender, and social capital.
