Sentence examples for move labor from inspiring English sources
Why not move Labor Day to the Monday preceding Sept. 11? Firemen, policemen, waiters, clerks, corporate executives and military personnel would have a common cause to remember.
Over the last two years, the hotel employees' union had considered a merger with the Service Employees International Union, but both unions decided against the move, labor leaders said.
With the Teamsters' move, labor leaders said, Change to Win, a five-million-member coalition of unions that broke away from the A.F.L.-C.I.O., is expected to vote Thursday to endorse Mr. Obama.
The Democratic frontrunner has campaigned hard for union backing – last Tuesday, in a move labor unions applauded, Clinton called for repealing the Obama-created, Obama-backed "Cadillac tax", which is expected to hit many labor union health insurance plans that have generous benefits.
Or maybe the real "to do" is to not penalize small businesses for not having the wherewithal to hire a phalanx of lawyers and tax accountants and lobbyists, enabling them to create subsidiaries or holding companies, to move labor or capital offshore, and to avoid taxes -- all legally.
As China seeks to establish normal trading relations with the United States to and enter the World Trade Organization, she contends, China will intensify its efforts to move labor-intensive production from Guangdong to the less-developed northern regions.
With them comes the chance to start moving labor law in a better direction.
Such reorganization may involve creating new jobs and hierarchies, as well as training, and moving labor across ranks and tasks.
Moving labor from low productivity uses to zero productivity unemployment does not increase output.
In essence, outsourcing moves labor and environmental issues from the black-and-white realm of compliance to the murkier area of business ethics.
Therefore if they stop making a lot of profits they'll stop existing, the fair-labor workplaces will be closed, another Circuit City or maybe Wendy's will open, or else they'll move their labor to Brazil or somewhere.
