Sentence examples for labor principles from inspiring English sources

On the whole, Gantz's centrism means both talking tough but falling back on old Labor principles.

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".

The revenue raising would fund contemporary Labor principles, like needs-based school funding and universal healthcare, and Shorten's own baby, the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

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 "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.

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.

A larger, more powerful movement, articulating labor's core principle – Workers' Lives Matter – might have kept the Democrats from backing such economically and politically disastrous policies as normalizing trade relations with China.

Underwriting the division of labor is a principle of human nature that Smith holds to be universal in all persons: "the propensity to truck, barter, and exchange" (WN I.ii).