I can't think of any labor market logic to that.
His supporters saw union pensions, health benefits and worker protections as special privileges stolen from more productive sectors in the private economy, rather than as the just rewards for hard labor that the logic once went everyone deserves.
Philip Wheeler, the U.A.W.'s director for New York and New England, derided the labor board's logic.
In political economy, this excessive dependency reflects the regional division of labor and the logic of economic concentration.
Terming the bill stupid, Robert McIntyre, director of Citizens for Tax Justice, a group with labor backing, questioned the logic of the legislation.
Computers and robots may be better than humans at manual labor, paperwork, and even logic, but they do not feel, and they cannot empathize.
Drawing on the same logic as the labor commission, Liss-Riordan has argued that since Uber can fire its drivers, compel them to accept a certain portion of rides, and enforce workplace standards, it effectively operates as an employer under California law.
Gummy's ruse, as Watkins notes, had a proud history in the way slaves sometimes feigned illness to avoid backbreaking labor; there was thus a cool logic and a covert defiance behind Fetchit's characteristic sloth.
"Our roots are in fuzzy data logic matching and crowdsourced labor.
The same kind of logic regularly applies in labor contexts.
Perhaps most disturbing is the economic logic driving the desperate labor conditions faced by farm workers.
