Sentence examples for organising workers from inspiring English sources
Organising workers to share ownership of capital through co-operatives is another area with promise.
It means the trade union movement seeking innovative means of organising workers to protect those who are vulnerable or underage, in the formal and informal economies.
More recently there have been repeated union efforts to organise workers, but to no avail.
But they can't organise workers in a specific industry or city to improve wages, working conditions and benefits.
Part of that thinking must include how trade unions can take advantage of new technologies to organise workers.
In an attempt to reduce the army's revenue she campaigned for embargoes against her homeland and organised workers' demonstrations against oil companies.
In France, the Gauche Prolétarienne organised workers in car factories, and set up Libération, its own paper that morphed into a liberal daily.
Owen Espley, senior campaigner for War on Want adds, "The key driver for change is to get trade unions in developing countries to organise workers' rights.
Mr Trevino says the AUO is poised to win recognition at one large drone contractor, and hopes to organise workers at others soon.Drones are not used to spy on Americans in America, says Mr Trevino.
The Nazis organised workers' cruises to Italy, but found them marred by perplexingly lewd behaviour and drunkenness.Perhaps wisely, Mr Ginsborg does not try to draw too many systemic comparisons.
