The phrase "labor field" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area or sector of work or employment.
Example: "She has extensive experience in the labor field of healthcare, focusing on patient advocacy."
Alternatives: "work sector" or "employment area."
Howard visited David Dubinsky, the powerful New York labor leader, wondering why Howard's liberal newspaper hadn't gotten a better circulation in the labor field.
The purpose of this study was to explore a model in the Mexican labor field that contextualizes organizational climate and links it with organizational culture.
Charles B. Craver, a labor law professor at George Washington University, said the angry rhetoric was "as bad as it's been in terms of partisanship in the 40 years I've been in the labor field".
"Policy Decisions and Research in Economics and Industrial Relations: A" by Ronald G. Ehrenberg, Daniel S. Hamermesh et al. [Excerpt] John Dunlop has presented what are certainly some of the most provocative remarks to appear in a scholarly journal in the labor field in many years.
Other leaders and analysts in the labor field thought her performance as secretary was underwhelming, with minimal public visibility and no memorable legacy left behind.
In the labor field, a secondary boycott is one a union aims at neutral parties doing business with an employer with which it has a dispute.
Many jobs in the trades and other skilled labor fields have gone unfilled because, some sociologists say, Americans have considered white-collar work more valuable than blue collar, driving policies that give priority to four-year colleges over vocational education.
When information is deficient, a population estimation will rely on labor intensive field surveys.
He is currently doing independent consulting work in the labor relations field for Caesars Entertainment after serving as their vice president for corporate labor relations for the past several years.
Her father is a lawyer and executive secre tary of the Employers Association of North Jersey, a management consulting firm in the labor relations field.
But the new County Executive wanted Mr. Wittenberg to work full time, and this, Mr. Wittenberg said, prompted his retirement because he wanted to continue to pursue consulting work in the labor relations field.
