Sentence examples for one of labor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rosenthal said he was stepping down because he had held the job for so many years and because he wanted to concentrate on one of labor's foremost challenges: increasing union membership.

The Supreme Court is poised to rule on a case that could impose right to work rules on all public employers, decisively weakening unions in workplaces like public schools, one of labor's few remaining strong points.

Assemblyman Peter J. Abbate Jr., a Brooklyn Democrat and one of labor's allies, sponsored the legislation.

Mr. Wilhelm, widely viewed as one of labor's leading strategists, came to prominence within labor by leading the drive to unionize Yale's clerical workers.

He is one of labor's most prominent backers of Vice President Al Gore and has overseen more than $4 million in contributions to Democratic causes over the last three years.

George Becker, president of the United Steelworkers of America, was one of labor's most vociferous critics of the China deal, but he says it is time to line up behind Mr. Gore.

We focus on just one aspect of labor market experience whether, and to what extent, firms take ethnicity into account in making their hiring decisions.

He developed a reputation as one of organized labor's leading internationalists, heading labor's efforts to help impoverished workers and embattled trade union leaders in Central America.

Of the 148 women who exercised their pelvic-floor muscles, 22 had to keep pushing after one hour of labor.

Agents supply one unit of labor while young and consume while old.

These minutes were multiplied with the cost price of one minute of labor and a marginal markup percentage to account for indirect labor time (43%) [26].