Sentence examples for reasonable labor from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Rauner went to work securing reasonable labor contracts with several public employee unions.

He believes that in order for free trade to also be fair trade, trade agreements must incorporate reasonable labor and environmental standards and prohibit illegal subsidies and currency manipulation.

What would the world come to if people wore shoes made in fair union labor factories paying a reasonable cost to produce them, with soles coming from recycled car tires?

So, either equality of political power implies a kind of self-defeating equal participation of citizens in politics or a reasonable division of labor seems to undermine equality of power.

According to human capital theory [ 25], the average earnings (wage) of a worker are considered a reasonable measure of labor productivity, and can be used as the basis for estimating future wages that go unearned if a worker leaves the labor market as a result of an illness or accident.

It's a reasonable and respectable labor-saving device.

He presented himself as the reasonable alternative to violent labor turbulence, unpredictable demands and, by the way, high-priced white labor.

"The thing it boils down to is the supply of well-trained educated labor at reasonable prices is just too great to ignore," said Mr. Black.

Here we have equitable daily wages and reasonable work hours, and child labor is a historical relic.

Consequently, he said, the court should defer to the labor board's "reasonable" position that the worker's illegal status did not remove the employer's obligation to make a "meaningful monetary payment" for violating labor law.

With a larger (and thereby more reasonable) wage elasticity of aggregate labor supply, even more of the hours decline can be explained.