Sentence examples for organize labor from inspiring English sources
It's no longer possible to organize labor in the way we used to.
The West had to conceive political constitutions, put down strikes, organize labor unions, impose taxes, and suffer all the ills to which the modern industrial state owes both its existence and its discontent.
This was before constituent e-mail, when that kind of outpouring was shocking, particularly since a number of the writers seemed to believe that Congress was plotting to allow children to organize labor unions and sue their parents for making them do chores.
As a progressive liberal, Dewey advocated numerous social reforms such as promoting the education, employment, and enfranchisement of women, social insurance, the progressive income tax, and laws protecting the rights of workers to organize labor unions.
It would aim to make it easier for workers to organize labor unions and to protect workers in the event of job actions.
"Reform" was then associated with protecting consumers from contaminated meat and drugs, or recognizing the rights of workers to organize labor unions, or providing for a better society through insurance against the vicissitudes of life and the right to retire with a shred of dignity after a life of hard work.
Competing interests within and between organized labor and community organizations make the coalition very fragile.
Organized labor is in free fall.
The measure is opposed by organized labor.
Organized labor also backed the bill.
