Sentence examples for labor principle from inspiring English sources

The "sovereignty of labor" principle means that people who work in an organization should share in ownership rights and responsibiities.

But the overarching labor principle raised in the case is the question of what should be negotiable when it comes to the gear that workers need to do the job.

Part of it was that he was a Democrat and part of it was that he laid out labor principles that we no longer know he supports".

As major consumers of college-logoed products, the protesters are saying they are willing to support higher prices for these goods, provided they are produced according to fair labor principles.

The scab refs are bad because they're not qualified refs; the qualified refs are not on the field because the owners locked them out over a small amount of money and a large point of fatuous-if-deeply-held anti-labor principle; they did this because they believed fans would come back anyway.

Perhaps he opposes organized labor on principle.

In principle, labor productivity is easy to measure: simply divide economic output by the number of hours used to produce it.

Although they are not directly observable, under the assumption that they are time-invariant, the elasticities can be estimated from time series on group-specific wages and labor supply (in principle, the productivity weights can vary over time).

Its first public relations executive worked from his apartment in Manhattan, laboring under the principle that most press was bad press, according to a book about Goldman Sachs, "Money and Power," by William D. Cohan.

His greatest victory for the principle that labor should own the wealth it creates was bought, it turns out, at the price of another cherished principle: union.

When he voted with the rest of the Council to make changes unilaterally, Ms. Durazo said, he "violated a fundamental principle of labor".