Sentence examples for labour organizing from inspiring English sources

It's telling that Pranna, the "belligerent brunch party hole" that's now been put on probation by its New York City community board, bills its "$40++" meal-turned-party as The People's Brunch, an homage to a working class sensibility where class consciousness was real and led to labour organizing and social change.

We acknowledge that "bottom-up" effects such as community or labour organizing has the potential to influence macro structural changes (e.g., increasing worker's bargaining power, voting for pro-labour political parties).

In all cases the objective economic determinants of trade unionism i.e., whether prevailing conditions were favourable or not to its development would prove crucial, and they set the context in which labour organized.

The release of the report is part of the inaugural World Day Against Child Labour, organized by the ILO to draw attention and action to the issue.

Initially, the campgrounds held about 500 male Jewish inmates who were given the task of running the camp's so-called "self-administration" and were made responsible for distributing food, dividing up labour, and organizing a Jewish guard force which patrolled along the camp.

This December, Bachpan Bachao Andolan (BBA and Globall March Against Child Labour (GMACL) organized a month-long campaign against child labor and trafficking in Assam, a northeastern state of India, The Sentinel reports.

Tony Blair's New Labour government organized the vote, and close to seventy-five per cent of the people who turned out said that they wanted a Scottish Parliament.

Labour unions organized a general strike on March 29, paralyzing transportation systems across the country as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Barcelona and Madrid to protest the Rajoy government's austerity program.

The outcome of this investigation can be generalized in terms of determining the way labour is organized considering the quality of its results.

"I want the children to know that trafficking doesn't only lead into prostitution, but can also take them into child labour or organized begging," said Center for Girls President Natnaree Luangmoi.

Lewis and Charles Millard, of the Canadian Congress of Labour, decided to purge organized labour's decision-making bodies of communists.