Sentence examples for labour matters from inspiring English sources

These people's labour matters.

The Party Leaders supervised slave labour matters in the respective Gaus, including employment, conditions of work, feeding and housing.

The state generally has been conservative in labour matters and ranks low nationally in the percentage of unionized nonagricultural workers.

This is not entirely true; the activist is a familiar figure for journalists and campaigners working on child labour matters.

The latter claims that the lion's share is that of his late colleague, but the division of labour matters less than the final result.

It remains limited by a highly constraining view of the worker as an individual of purely rational motives and by an inability to grasp the significance of collective norms and behaviour in labour matters.

For One Nation Labour this matters hugely.

What happens to Labour now matters for the whole of British politics, because it is the only plausible vehicle for a future change of government.

The shadow transport secretary, Lilian Greenwood, told Sky News' Murnaghan that the party should "get on with holding the government to account rather than talking about internal Labour party matters".

It appears that instead of standing apart from Labour on matters of policy, the Conservatives have decided to differentiate themselves via their logo.

"It's a tough fact of life in this early period of opposition... that what Labour says matters less than what almost anyone else says," he said.