Sentence examples for labour aristocracy from inspiring English sources

Family: Labour aristocracy.

As the son of Ralph Miliband, he is Labour aristocracy.

Mr Herzog is a scion of Israeli Labour aristocracy: his father was the country's sixth president.

Collective-bargaining rules mean that wages for the country's labour aristocracy are rising even as prices are falling.

But you also needed to keep enough clever kids inside the manual workforce, to form the "labour aristocracy".

To some degree there also was a decline in the old hierarchies of skill, most notably in the erosion of the position of artisans, the mid-Victorian labour aristocracy.

As a fable of the rise and fall of New Labour's aristocracy it's hard to beat.

The perpetually betrayed left craves Syriza-style Marxist revivalism and the aristocracy of New Labour complain that their legacy has been traduced.

Despite having what we would today describe as a "back story" worth flaunting in the inverted aristocracy of the Labour party, Jenkins resolutely refused to use it for political advantage.

The huge loss in population deprived the aristocracy of much of its labour force, which led to the abandonment of farms and the decline of many nobles into the peasant class.

Where Marx saw social relationships – between labour and managers, factory owners and the landed aristocracy – Piketty sees only social categories: wealth and income.