Sentence examples for most other labor from inspiring English sources

Most other labor cost indexes are also rising mildly.

But many labor relations experts say that the Broadway strike, like most other labor confrontations, is not so much about fairness, but about power: the relative power of the two sides.

He considered the NBPA to be a union that had more power, and a greater ability to enter a labor dispute, than most other labor organizations, which he believed to hold weaker positions comparatively.

For those who didn't study economics at university: the 1% get richer and most others labor to scrape by.

"It is most likely that other labor unions are going to try to follow this example," the director of Grupo Economistas y Asociados, Mauricio Gonzalez Gomez, said.

Second, heterogeneity in energy and CO2 productivity exceeds heterogeneity in most other productivity measures, like labor or total factor productivity.

So while these countries experienced huge inflows of both capital and labor, most other countries were left out of the global capital system entirely.

Almost a dozen union officials have been killed in what analysts say are tit-for-tat shootings of shop stewards and other labor organizers, most recently a female shop steward from the National Union of Mineworkers who was killed on Sunday.

Domestic workers toil long hours for low pay, but have long been excluded from many of the fundamental protections most other workers enjoy under federal labor law.

"Compared with most other European countries, the German labor market is still a bright spot," Thomas Harjes, an analyst at Barclays Capital, wrote in a note.

That allowed the country to start a series of small rate increases in October 2009, when most other developed economies were still laboring from the fallout of the global financial crisis.