Sentence examples for reported on labour from inspiring English sources

"We have plenty of time concerning Qatar but it is 2022, it is in nine years". Nicholas McGeehan, Gulf researcher at Human Rights Watch, which has reported on labour abuses in Doha, said Fifa appeared to be saying the rights of workers building Qatar's 2022 World Cup were somebody else's problem.

In the latest extracts reported on Labour Uncut, Mr Darling was scathing about some of the senior figures at banks at the time of the crash, claiming former RBS chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin "deserved to be a pariah" for refusing to give up his pension after taking the lender to the brink of collapse.

For three months, as part of a new experiment in collaborative reporting, I have been reporting on Labour in Liverpool at grassroots level, and publishing weekly updates on the Guardian website.

Its main purpose is to collect data on the UK labour market that can be used to develop, manage, evaluate and report on labour market policies.

And the conversations with voters that are being logged and reported on by Labour activists in those kinds of seats, are a big part of the reason why - although Ed Miliband's team won't say it publicly - that the party believes it has some reasons to be cheerful, not about winning outright, but that hard graft may well pay off.

So far he has reported on child labour, the poor sanitary system of the camp and the lack of a proper football field for the camp's children.

The Environmental Justice Foundation also reported on slavery and forced labour imposed by violence on Thai trawlers, as well as alleged police collusion.

But the Guardian reported on Monday morning that Labour is fearful of ruling out a looser relationship with the SNP for fear of questioning the legitimacy of Scottish MPs at Westminster.

Winning the enfranchisement of American women was always at the forefront of the Citizen's mission, but the publication also reported on such issues as child labour and the status of woman suffrage around the world.

It also asserted that six cases unrelated to World Cup projects reported on 26 May 2013 to the labour ministry at the ministry's request involving substandard accommodation, failure to pay agreed wages, provide adequate healthcare and grant annual leave, had yet to be acted on.

In a segment for The Daily Show, the host broke-down how the UK media reported on the campaign, what caused the Labour party to lose and launched into a passionate defence of Ed Miliband and the infamous bacon sandwich incident.