Sentence examples for labor prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Since the conclusion of US v. Flores in 1997, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers CIWW) has worked with the Justice Department on six more successful forced labor prosecutions, the most recent of which, US v. Navarrete, resulted in lengthy sentences for two more farm bosses on charges of conspiracy, holding workers in involuntary servitude, and peonage.

"It's a pro-labor prosecution.

"This is not an anti-labor prosecution," Mr. Morgenthau said.

in areas like crime and prosecution, labor and employment, human rights, international relations, and armed conflict.

Under the definition included in the measure, violence by gangsters or racketeers and by parties in connection with a labor dispute is barred from prosecution under the law.

Intimidation, prosecution and imprisonment of labor activists are rampant, but unions in Iran haven't been fully silenced, and some have even had some limited success.

There are weighty countervailing considerations, however, that militate against allowing the Board to condemn the filing of a suit as an unfair labor practice and to enjoin its prosecution.

Jodi Bobb, a U.S. Justice Department spokeswoman, said the Long Island slavery case was one of about 100 prosecutions for involuntary servitude or labor trafficking since passage of the 2000 anti-trafficking law.

The bulk of the material for the 1940's relates to the conflict between labor unions, principally the CIO, and the prosecution of the war.

"Federal and state human trafficking data indicate more investigations and prosecutions have taken place for sex trafficking than labor trafficking; however, victim service providers reported assisting significantly higher numbers of foreign national victims in cases of labor trafficking than in cases of sex trafficking,".

None of the 29 labor activists killed in 2011 had their cases resolved by a successful prosecution".