Sentence examples for labor view from inspiring English sources

Still, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. did not explicitly vow to oppose the bill, and people on both sides said they expected negotiations to continue, mainly because both businesses and labor view a trust fund, in theory, as good for both sides.

Or should labor view illegal immigration as a force that depresses wages and threatens to reverse the movement's hard-won gains in higher wages, greater benefits and improved work conditions?

This "boxed-economy" or "lump of labor" view of the world certainly makes sense on the surface as it is intuitive that a one-to-one relationship exists between new retirees and new jobs for younger workers.

The proposal by Senator Hatch does not contain a federal guarantee that victims of asbestos disease will be compensated if the trust fund is exhausted, a provision that labor views as vital.

He described Mr. Scalia as having generally pro-labor views, even though he has generally represented management clients.

This exercise in educational-reform propaganda, directed by Daniel Barnz, is somewhat amusing in the way it turns the traditional strike drama on its head, but it is so strident and tone-deaf that even those who sympathize with its anti-labor views — to say nothing of the union members who make up the cast — may find themselves embarrassed.

Republicans said they feared that Mr. Becker would try to use his seat on the board to unilaterally ease union organizing in the workplace; Democrats said Republicans were abusing their power to block presidential appointees because of their deep anti-labor views.

His anti-labor views cost him any support from Democrats.

Needless to say, some within the labor movement view them as heretical.

Critics, including those who sat across from Stern in labor negotiations, view him as arrogant and imperious.

By Robert Graves The New Yorker, September 9 , 1961P. 44 Love, do not count your labor lost View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.