Sentence examples similar to laborer guaranteed from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, to help raise wages, the Roosevelt administration empowered laborers by guaranteeing their right to join unions.
DWU also achieved a major legislative victory in New York in 2010 when it pushed through the statewide Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights — the first law in the United States to guarantee domestic laborers basic rights like overtime pay, paid leave, and legal protection against harassment.
Those many noxious measures would have required the police to become federal immigration enforcers, denied day laborers' speech rights, rejected the 14th Amendment guarantee of citizenship to children born in the United States, created a state militia, allowed the police to arrest the undocumented for trespassing and made English the official language.
He said it was difficult to find day laborers because of a complex registration process that does not guarantee pay for 6 to 12 weeks.
In addition, a set of modest options-a local grain bank, village-run system of microcredit, and an expanded government work guarantee-gave bonded laborers viable alternatives to the debt trap of the past.
("I'm actually a laborer").
"You're just a day laborer".
I'm only a migrant laborer".
"She's a day laborer," Kebede said.
