Sentence examples for labor immigrant from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton was the first national leader to advocate for the change, Obama Administration officials, including Labor Secretary Tom Perez and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, have stood with us, as has Senator Dianne Feinstein and a diverse coalition of labor, immigrant, civil rights and social organizations.

"IMMIGRANT LABOR, IMMIGRANT TRIUMPH," East Village and Lower East Side.

A new report by a coalition of labor, immigrant and human-rights groups has identified and examined "disturbingly common patterns" of abuse in America's guest-worker programs.

Tomorrow at 2 p.m. Immigrant Labor, Immigrant Triumph, covering the history of the garment industry in New York, meeting at the Washington Arch.

What both events have in common are political interests and vibrant constituencies with stakes in keeping memories alive — be it antiterror imperatives and 9/11 families in one case, or various groups concerned with labor, immigrant issues and women's rights in the other.

Many became key activists and leaders in the labor, immigrant rights, feminist, antiwar, consumer, and environmental movements.

"But she came from understanding the history of labor, immigrants, the struggles of all oppressed people against forces beyond their control".

In my column this week I pointed out how a similar effort six years ago was weakened by disagreements over a guest worker program, which broke apart the coalition of labor, immigrants' rights advocates and businesses supporting the legislation.

There's another reason some farmers may turn to immigrant labor: Immigrants are willing to work long hours under "pretty crummy" conditions to support themselves and their families, explained Harrison, who now teaches at the University of Colorado Boulder.

It means that many of the nation's most strategic organizers from diverse fields---labor, immigrant rights, faith-based activism---are again working in concert to protect the over 10 million undocumented immigrants who face deportation and the break-up of their families due to the government's failure to legalize their status.

But labor and immigrant groups say many employers will pay the minimum wage with minimal benefits.