Sentence examples for labour activities from inspiring English sources

About that time she adopted the name Luisa Moreno so as to disassociate her family from her political positions and labour activities, of which they disapproved.

With nearly 300 workers in court over their participation in strikes, Spain's major unions are fighting back, launching a campaign against what they call the increasing "criminalisation" of strikes and other labour activities.

At least 260 workers across Spain are facing cumulative jail time of 120 years over their participation in recent labour activities, said Cándido Méndez of the UGT general workers' union.

Saleh was a printer, his professional life brutally interrupted at the age of 20 by the second Ba'ath coup, when he was sentenced to death for independent labour activities, serving five years on death row before his sentence was commuted.

This is coupled with compliance programs – like work for the dole – that force unemployed people into a relentless succession of free labour activities designed to remedy the apparent deficiencies in their skills and character (helping them learn what an honest day of work is all about).

This database provides highly detailed information about workers' past and present labour activities, including contract type, receipt of UIS benefits, and reasons for job termination.

This changed in the 1930s as a result of the federation scheme contained in the Government of India Act 1935 and the rise of socialist Congress leaders such as Jayaprakash Narayan, and the Congress began to actively engage with popular political and labour activity in the princely states.

Under the various military governments, labour activity was sharply curtailed.

But he also said Momentum "should focus on the Labour party and on Labour activity".

When the focus of labour activity shifted in the late 1930s from government to unions, Perkins played a less visible role.

The focal independent variables include three indicators that have been used to capture the degree of traditional gender roles in immigrants' source countries: (1) the female-to-male labour activity ratio in the source country, (2) the female-to-male ratio in tertiary education enrolment, and (3) an explicit measure of gender-role attitudes derived from the World Value Survey.