Sentence examples for renewed labor from inspiring English sources

These include the possibilities of renewed labor trouble and a recession that would reduce copper demand and prices.

Will Mr. Obama give him the clout he needs to be the public force and face of a renewed labor agenda?

In December Morrison sought to ward off a renewed Labor attack on healthcare by offering a further $1.25bn over four years, although that falls short of the $2.8bn promised by Bill Shorten in his budget-in-reply in 2018.

The league said the union was doing this not because it was defunct or incapable of representing N.B.A. players, but as a "negotiating tactic, which the Union incorrectly believes would enable it to commence an antitrust challenge to the N.B.A.'s lockout, which the Union in turn believes would strengthen its position in negotiations over a renewed labor agreement".

South Korea said yesterday that a record 1.49 million people were out of work last month, triple the number six months ago, raising concern that renewed labor unrest could disrupt plans to shut down nonviable companies and prolong the country's recession.

Renewed labor negotiations will begin next week.

AFTRA's tentative deal with Hollywood studios for a new prime-time TV contract sets the stage "for the more militant Screen Actors Guild to renew labor talks with producers," Reuters reports.

Charles Oakley will not be calling his former Knicks teammate for an update from today's renewed National Basketball Association labor talks in Manhattan, though.

Renewed activism for the labor movement: the urgency of young worker engagement, Work and Occupations.

We're getting into airbrushing".... Lately, amid the renewed vigor of the labor movement, sales of O'Connor's giant rats have taken off.

"No city on earth has been more rewarded by immigrant labor, more renewed by immigrant ideas, more revitalized by immigrant culture," Mr. Bloomberg said of New York City last week.