Sentence examples for labor commission from inspiring English sources
Utah's third new immigration law creates a labor commission to work with Nuevo León State in Mexico to bring laborers to Utah through existing federal guest worker programs.
We are beyond thrilled [by the labor commission ruling].
If the taxi drivers of Paris and labor commission of California will let them, of course.
The California labor commission last month ruled that an Uber driver was indeed an employee.
Her victory before the labor commission only became public, ironically, after Uber decided to appeal against it.
The case that led to the labor commission ruling was hardly a high-powered effort backed by expensive lawyers and noisy consumer groups.
Every element of production must be factored into the total cost, including labor, commissions, electricity, marketing, administrative costs, office supplies, shipping and handling, materials, interest and any other cost that pertains to the specific product.
The previous Labor government commissioned a report that showed a high-speed rail network connecting Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane would cost $114bn.
In 1952, Mr. López Mateos became secretary of labor and commissioned Mr. Ramírez, without competitive bidding, to build a new Labor Ministry headquarters, as well as a new residence for Mr. López Mateos himself.
(This isn't a compliment: the last Labor government commissioned the $1 billion facility).
Modifying Nafta to strengthen its labor and environmental commissions could benefit both American and Mexican workers, but repealing the treaty doesn't hold any obvious promise for Mexico, the United States or Canada.
