Sentence examples for labor concern from inspiring English sources

Major labor unions are split on the issue, but there is widespread labor concern about the provision that would set up a temporary guest worker system with no chance of citizenship.

In 2005, a bid by the offshore oil specialist China National Offshore Oil Corp. for its California rival Unocal fell through amid U.S. political opposition; also that year, the Chinese state-owned miner Minmetals failed in a bid for Noranda, the Canadian nickel miner, against a backdrop of labor concern about human rights in China.

In the Clinton era, financial issues routinely trumped labor concerns.

Minor leaguers, itching for the rare spot on a major-league team, may be reluctant to speak out about labor concerns, lest they jeopardize their chances.

It is in the realm of trade policy, where foreign affairs and labor concerns collide, that Dr. Dean sounds far more combative than President Bush.

After all, the other side of "free" trade is "unfree" national politics: under World Trade Organization agreements, domestic labor concerns are subordinated to multinational profit.

Due to labor concerns about the cost of premiums for workers, the Democratic plan would not make insurance mandatory, and it would cover only 69percentt of the uninsured.

Writing about Forever 21, a contributor to a college-fashion Web site last year skimmed over labor concerns in a single paragraph, then spent the rest of her post explaining how to choose the best-made items in the store.

Apple issues an internally produced annual supplier responsibility report (the 2010 version was released last week) but there is no independent verification system to monitor labor concerns at Foxconn and other Chinese plants.

60 Minutes: Manufacturing in China has brought serious labor concerns to Apple about low wages, long hours and unsafe conditions.

Companies in state-led market economies are found to report in a more aggregated way about CSR policies and provide more information on business behavior, labor concerns and environmental issues than companies in liberal market economies (Young and Marais 2012).