Sentence examples for modern labor from inspiring English sources

David Macaray, a Los Angeles playwright and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor"), was a former labor union rep.

David Macaray, a Los Angeles playwright and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor," 2nd Edition), was a former labor union rep.

David Macaray, an LA playwright and author (It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor, 2nd edition), was a former labor union rep.

David Macaray is a labor writer and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor").

Labor's policy in economic reform in the 1980s and early 90s is positively evaluated by landmark and the modern Labor project is positively evaluated by national interest.

Modern Labor has become the party that ate itself.

The Great Depression invigorated the modern American labor movement.

The modern American labor movement rose out of the struggle over the eight-hour day.

Manufacturing jobs — hard and monotonous but decently remunerated — are as close to this notion as modern American labor gets.

For a city so important in the formation of the modern American labor movement, Columbus, Ohio's capital, seems remarkably free of affection for unions.

The time had come, Mr. DeVos told Republican lawmakers, for the bold stroke they were considering: a law banning requirements that workers pay union dues or fees, in the state where the modern American labor movement was born.