Sentence examples for labor priorities from inspiring English sources

Hillary for America spokesman Jesse Ferguson said Clinton has a "life-long record" defending labor priorities such as organizing and collective bargaining.

But conversations with some Republican-leaning union members revealed that Saccone's hostility to labor priorities could sway them to vote for Lamb. .

The gathering of labor leaders and progressive religious and community officials, protesting the business group's lobbying efforts against labor priorities, marked a crest in an exchange that has been simmering for weeks.

The compromise legislation, as described to the Huffington Post, will contain several major labor priorities including requiring shorter time periods for a union election and containing some form of binding arbitration to prevent employers from dragging out a contract negotiation process.

The overhaul of the health care system, a top organized labor priority for decades, is in perilous shape in Congress.

Over the last few weeks, health care, a labor priority, was passed, and Mr. Obama tapped Craig Becker, a union counsel, to the National Labor Relations Board, reversing years of an anti-union tilt on the panel and infuriating much of the business community.

Supply of labor Priority question: What are the effects of various policy interventions on those treated and on those not treated?

Demand for labor Priority question: Why is the labor demand curve in a country positioned where it is – that is, why do employers demand as much or as little labor as they do?   3.

Purging the party of its ideological heretics was a top labor priority during the height of the health care debate and into the lead-up to the 2010 elections.

But experts said the court's opposition to organized labor's priorities are likely to intensify if Kavanaugh is confirmed, as business groups will accelerate their efforts to erode the clout of unions under a conservative court.

Interrelationships among labor markets Priority question: In some cases (e.g., China, India, South Africa, Mexico), none of the existing multisector labor market models captures the essential structure.