"labor education" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing educational efforts to educate workers on their rights and responsibilities in the workplace. For example, "The labor union provided its members with a range of labor education services, from free legal aid to job-specific training."
"The labor college has been in financial trouble for a while," said Kate Bronfenbrenner, director of labor education research at Cornell University.
"The labor movement is on a learning curve," says Bob Bruno, a professor at the University of Illinois, who directs its Chicago-based labor education program.
He joined the Rutgers faculty as a professor of labor education and international relations in 1974, and headed the university's labor studies department until he retired in 1983.
What followed was a drawn-out fight that resembled other statewide battles over labor, education and voter-registration laws — all of which have been introduced since the election of the Republican governor Scott Walker in 2010.
When the organization was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968, it credited Dr. Chu with helping to shape and put into effect adult labor education programs and child labor laws.
We're also told no seats are likely to shift in Tasmania but Turnbull was there on Friday, matching a Labor education spending commitment, so he can't be entirely confident, and other sources say Lyons and Bass are both very close.
To finance unsustainable public-labor, education and health care spending, states have shortchanged investment in roads, flood protection and transit, at the cost of future economic growth.
She works in Washington for the United States Senate Committee on Appropriations, handling labor and education financing issues.
It is a model that brings together various stakeholders such as the law enforcement, social welfare, labor department, education, civil society, media and judiciary.
The groom, 30, works for the Sound Alliance, an independent organization in Tukwila, Wash., that represents religious institutions, labor unions, education associations and other civic groups.
On Monday, Prime Minister François Fillon, a former labor and education minister, appeared to support Mr. Kouchner, adding to the sense that France's stance had hardened.
