Sentence examples for labor conflicts from inspiring English sources

1937 Labor Conflicts Intensify NEW YORK — The labor stew in Mid-Western industrial centers again boiled over today [June 5] as workers and officials exchanged words and missiles in several points where the conflicts are the hottest.

Especially in foreign-funded and private enterprises, labor conflicts were intensified, often leading to collective stoppages, slowdowns, and strikes (Chinese Labor Net 2009).

He was not mired in old Labor conflicts.

"Honda's labor conflicts are not just happening because of disputes over wages," Professor Marukawa said.

History has proven that all sports labor conflicts are ultimately solved.

His tenure has been marked by recent operating difficulties and labor conflicts.

Before this weekend, many fans were neutral observers in the labor conflict between owners and players.

Yet epidemics of riot, disease, and labor conflict led some to wonder whether growth would lead to disintegration.

"What we are judging today is neither a labor conflict nor a strike, but an act of disobedience and a challenge to the democratic order," Mr. Zapatero said.

Since that political shift, legal aid has already provoked labor conflict in some other Spanish regions, like in the northern city of Gijón.

If and when the N.F.L. emerges from labor conflict, the competitive balance that has made it the most successful professional sports league in United States history will probably disappear.