Sentence examples for labor fight from inspiring English sources

That is not unusual early in any labor fight.

There will be a labor fight; that appears to be a slam dunk.

What they got instead was a lot of tweets about the labor fight the airline was having with its workers.

With a labor fight with owners inevitable, having a high profile quarterback like Brees in the fold could make Smith's job infinitely easier.

They have set up a Web site urging neighbors to boycott the restaurant, taking up a tactic used during the last round of the labor fight.

Once they did, this belief holds, public opinion would have battered the commissioner and the owners for precipitating a labor fight in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.

Labor fought harder, observers said, because its stakes were higher.

In 1993, labor fought that agreement in vain.

Organized labor fought hard for the rules, which labor leaders call the most important job safety rules adopted since the Occupational Safety and Health Act was enacted three decades ago.

"So when we get in times of labor fights, you quickly look around to who your friends are, and organized labor has always been there for those who've gotten their fingers dirty and broken their nose doing their job.

Speaking to 3,000 delegates at the union's convention in San Francisco, the president, Andrew Stern, also announced an effort to use the Internet to attract one million associate members, who would cooperate with his union on political, social and labor fights.