Sentence examples for labor demonstrations from inspiring English sources

A18 Labor Demonstrations Planned With the nation's labor unions divided and shrinking, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. has organized 100 demonstrations nationwide to assert that the right of American workers to form unions is being systematically violated.

He said large labor demonstrations are often warranted in Canada and European countries to pressure parliamentary leaders.

To step up pressure on management and to mobilize the troops, the union representing 26,000 apartment building workers has scheduled a large rally and march for this afternoon on a street that rarely sees labor demonstrations: Park Avenue.

Walmart was confronting reports of bribery in Mexico, a wave of labor demonstrations in the United States and, perhaps most critically, questions about a grisly fire that had killed 112 workers at a Bangladeshi garment factory used by several Walmart suppliers.

This might mean organizing several people from a department to go to a manager together to express concerns, or something as massive as when workers from Walmart organized labor demonstrations and strikes in twenty-eight stores across twelve states to protest the company's retaliation against workers who spoke out.

Hatfield's assassination triggered one of the biggest labor demonstrations in American history.

He spent a brief time in prison after being arrested following a labor demonstration.

Invited but unable to attend was John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., who was busy staging a labor demonstration against the administration's trade policy.

PARIS — President Emmanuel Macron of France was caught in a firestorm of criticism on Thursday after an aide from his office was identified in a video posing as a police officer and hitting a protester during a labor demonstration in May.

Soon, though, Jack is arrested during a labor demonstration and Lily flees with Mini back to her family, only to learn that Pearl Harbor has been bombed and her father arrested because he was a member of a Japanese-American club.

After that Mr. Burns hopes to make, with Mr. Simon, a period mini-series about the Haymarket bombing in Chicago in 1886, when the police, trying to break up a labor demonstration, were struck by a bomb that killed seven officers and sent four wrongfully convicted defendants to the gallows.