Sentence examples for split labor from inspiring English sources

Instead, Barak has split Labor and become part and parcel of the right-wing establishment.

"I was discouraged by how split Labor was in terms of policies on refugees and asylum seekers," he said.

In her analysis of split labor markets, (Bonacich 1972) points out that conflict within the working classes only serves to reinforce the power of owners, not to mention managers and state officials.

But as soon as the volunteers took on the second task, their brains split the labor: activity in the left side of the prefrontal cortex corresponded to one task while the right side took over the other task.

"I think that any efforts to split the labor movement, whether it's Democrats or Republicans, are unwelcome and not helpful to long-run stability in the state," said Michael Podhorzer, the political director for the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Many labor leaders and Democratic officials voice fears that the White House is trying to divide labor by splitting the more conservative unions from the more liberal ones.

But Democrats were split because some labor unions backed the bill as did some segments of the auto industry.

The federation's failure to make an endorsement reflected a split between labor's industrial and service unions.

"The ratification chances for the Korean agreement are extremely good because you now have a split in labor," said Gary C. Hufbauer, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute of International Economics.

In some ways the split within labor goes straight to the heart of various unions' perceptions of themselves, even union leaders acknowledge.

Not only has Mr. McCarron caused the biggest split in labor in 30 years by pulling the carpenters out of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., but he has emerged as President Bush's best friend in a union movement that often derides Mr. Bush as the worst president for workers in decades.