Sentence examples for labor generally from inspiring English sources
But there's also been a backlash against labor generally.
Most of the specifics are directed at unions representing teachers, firefighters and nurses, yet the broadsides attack labor generally.
The fact that neither of two main opposition parties — Labor, generally pro-European, and the Socialists, generally not — was represented in the deal announced Thursday suggests that the campaigning for the September elections is already under way.
Providing clarity and peace of mind even a guarantee of coverage for injuries seems the least that universities can do for the students whose labor generally makes possible the grants that provide the institution substantial support.
Screenwriters argue that their labors generally create programming that has very high value — value that would seem to multiply as it spread over more platforms.
Induced labor is generally faster and more intense than unassisted labor.
In the Gilded Age, labor was generally, and sometimes literally, crushed.
They need support from organized labor, which generally opposes any expansion of trade that might threaten existing jobs.
This means that the reduction in labor demand generally lowers earnings opportunities for less educated and lower wage workers.
Federal labor law generally bars unionized companies from unilaterally changing wages, hours or other conditions of employment, including health insurance coverage, without first bargaining with the union.
