Sentence examples for labor regulatory from inspiring English sources

The biggest mover (tied with Tennessee), rising from 12th to fifth place, Washington is also the only state to finish in the top five in three main categories (labor, regulatory environment and growth).

He is ballooning an already massive, bloated military budget by cutting the health and safety budgets of consumer, environmental and labor regulatory agencies and housing and energy assistance.

The independent labor regulatory agency ruled on Nov. 3 that Trump's Las Vegas hotel had violated its workers rights to organize a union when it refused to recognize their affirmative vote.

At the crossroads of globalization, migration, and an anemic labor regulatory system, a higher minimum wage alone clearly won't go far enough to protect workers from exploitative, heavily concentrated industries.

Garrett Brown, coordinator of the Network, has long claimed that working conditions in Mexico's industries under NAFTA"s weak labor regulatory regime have been marred by an unresponsive government that lacks the resources and political wherewithal to challenge multinationals, in addition to being plagued by corruption.

And there are very practical political, labor and regulatory issues.

But like other manufacturing operations, drug plants have been moving to Asia because labor, construction, regulatory and environmental costs are lower there.

"That gives them the M.S.C. logo and puts them on the same footing in the market as us," he said, even though the Russian fishery was in worse shape, and Russian boats faced vastly lower labor and regulatory costs.

Business environment: tax rate, labor force, regulatory environment.

The state finished in the top three in half of those categories (labor supply, regulatory environment and quality of life).

Our rankings measure states on six main areas of importance: business costs, labor supply, regulatory environment, current economic climate, growth prospects and quality of life.