Sentence examples for labour workers from inspiring English sources

'Everyone around me, including the Labour workers, behaved towards me as though I'd been bereaved.

Business fluctuations brought unemployment so that instead of employers competing for labour, workers were often competing for jobs.

Other major members are the German Trade Union Federation, the (French) General Confederation of Labour–Workers' Force, three Italian labour federations, and Poland's Solidarity union.

Once employers are obliged to pay the same minimum wage to both unionised and non-unionised labour, workers often see less reason to pay the dues to join a union.Does any of this improve the lot of low-wage workers?

To some degree, Japanese enterprise unionism reflects Japan's traditional low turnover of labour; workers usually remain with one employer for all or most of their working lives and tend to identify with the company rather than the union.

If the British steel industry goes into decline because of competition from, say, South Korea, the industry will shrink and release the capital (machines) and the labour (workers) that it used to employ.

A number of studies have documented an elevated risk of suicide among unskilled labouring workers [ 7, 8, 10, 13– 15].

To negotiate an industrywide change in labour conditions, workers are increasingly looking to collective organisation.

Allegations of child labour and workers rights abuses have dogged Nestlé for years.

Under this system, introduced by the Labour government, workers may be admitted according to their value to the economy.

The real economy is the labour of workers combined with capital and land to produce goods and services.