Sentence examples for labor site from inspiring English sources

The intersection — a bare cement triangle overlooking a sunken stretch of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway — is an unusual all-women day labor site where residents of the heavily Hasidic neighborhood find people to clean their homes.

Energetic and peripatetic well into her 80's, Mother Jones devoted much of the last three decades of her life to traveling from one troubled labor site to another.

THIRTEEN years ago, researchers at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum began the grim task of documenting all the ghettos, slave labor sites, concentration camps and killing factories that the Nazis set up throughout Europe.

The Chinese have also signaled that they might be ready to allow the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit prisons in China and to allow the United States Customs Service access to suspected prison labor sites.

His posts have appeared on various activist labor sites.

The researchers note that many day labor sites belied major safety threats, such as "industrial cleanups involving warehouses that stored pharmaceuticals and in hospitals".

Most (n = 14) of the interviews took place in cognitive laboratory facilities at Westat in Rockville, Maryland, and others took place at community day labor sites in Maryland (n = 10) and in Denver, Colorado (n = 3).

The six groups will conduct know-your-rights training, providing employers with information about compliance and distributing brochures to workers in supermarkets, laundromats, nail salons, day-labor sites and other work areas.

The second approach U.S. immigration officials have followed in recent years is to make it hard for undocumented immigrants to stay in the United States once they have arrived by refusing to give them drivers' licenses, making them ineligible for government benefits or cracking down on day-labor sites.

Both mining companies paid cash to some families and provided temporary, manual labor jobs at the project sites.

He had documented his 2010 abduction and torture on a labor Web site.