Sentence examples for labor scholar from inspiring English sources
As Daniel B. Cornfield, a labor scholar at Vanderbilt University, said, the immigrants' marginal (and sometimes illegal) status created a constituency for a more aggressive approach.
A number of these junketeers — the Columbia economist Rexford Guy Tugwell, the economic commentator Stuart Chase, the Chicago labor scholar Paul Douglas — were to become significant supporters of and participants in the New Deal.
"Nothing is going to happen instantly," said Ruth Milkman, a labor scholar at City University of New York.
Most of the labor scholars I spoke to — all broadly sympathetic to the union movement — said the decline of private-sector unions will continue.
Union leaders and labor scholars don't think Walker's move to crush the union is about the deficit.
Despite this possible downward trend, new computer science graduates "still have it pretty good," writes computer science professor and labor market scholar Norman Matloff of the University of California, Davis.
"Like other fast-food franchisors, McDonald's is trying to have it both ways when it comes to its relationship with employees working in stores bearing its name," labor law scholar Michael Fischl said in a statement following the decision.
"They'd be happy to see it go out of business until there's a Republican president and you can go back to a Bush board or something like it," said Julius Getman, a labor law scholar at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law.
In 1966, Professor Aaron brought together prominent labor law scholars from six countries — the United States, Britain, France, Sweden, Germany and Italy — and formed the Comparative Labor Law Group.
She is also spending time reaching out to elected officials, labor leaders, scholars and education leaders, including Michelle A. Rhee, a former Washington schools chancellor, in hopes of building a broader base of support.
The labor of scholars studying the Soviet bloc has provided new information about cold war episodes, like the Cuban missile crisis, in which Thomas's subject played a major part.
