Sentence examples for labour action from inspiring English sources

SITTING around a restaurant table, six workers discuss the progress of their labour action.

But leaders warned that wider labour action would clearly worsen in the months ahead, destabilising whoever is elected to succeed Morsi as president this spring.

Hang Tung Chow of Labour Action China, a nongovernmental organization based in Hong Kong, posted copies of several images and video clips of the protest originally uploaded to Chinese social media accounts on her Twitter feed.

Crossrail, increasing rail capacity and more local control of bus services, the list of Labour action on sustainable transport goes on: real programmes right now making a real difference to carbon emission reductions and improving people's lives.

A 2012 survey by Platform for Labour Action (PLA), a Kampala-based NGO, found that most children in homes growing tobacco missed half of their schooling during planting and harvesting seasons.

These were the singer's first comments on a labour action that began on 26 May; Sting said he had been provoked by Kazakhstan's "hunger strikes, imprisoned workers and tens of thousands on strike".

When the sheriffs in Vermilion and Marion counties informed Illinois Governor John Peter Altgeld that they feared that local labour actions would spiral out of control, Altgeld sent six companies of militia to Danville at the beginning of July and another three to Decatur, with orders to quell any rioting and clear the way for the trains.

Even in a year that's seen labour actions at some of Canada's largest universities and the unprecedented unionization of several new media organizations, what's happening in Windsor is unusual.

Even in a year that's seen labour actions at some of Canada's largest universities and the unprecedented unionization of several new media organizations, what's happening in Windsor, Canada is unusual.

George Osborne's denial of the causes of the deficit (the impact of the recession and Labour's action to combat it) and the impact of his budget (a decline in virtually all measures of economic confidence) means the government is now putting its chosen dividing line before the country's interests.

He was talking about the Labour government actions before the 2008 financial crash, but exactly the same argument applies to curbing and preparing for climate change.