Sentence examples for spontaneous workers from inspiring English sources

leadership sometimes suggests that it is merely following the lead of a spontaneous workers' movement, but it invested about two million dollars in organizing in New York before the first public protest, in November , 2012 and it has continued to fund organizing nationwide — to the tune of more than ten million dollars.

Working to support the spontaneous workers' movements, the dissidents in a practical sense accepted the leadership of the working class in opposing the regime.

How could more spontaneous interactions between workers be a bad thing?

Strikes and "mass incidents" (as they are known in China) are wildcat, spontaneous affairs, with workers' leaders taking pains to deny that they are leaders or have any kind of organisation, lest they be arrested for political subversion.

Perhaps the most famous use of the term was by Marx, who spoke of alienated labour under capitalism: work was compelled rather than spontaneous and creative; workers had little control over the work process; the product of labour was expropriated by others to be used against the worker; and the worker himself became a commodity in the labour market.

As a recession is considered in this case, it is assumed that no spontaneous turnover of workers due to wage cuts will occur.

We found evidence of reporting biases and publication biases among the epidemiology studies and when these biases were taken into account, we found no evidence of increased risk of spontaneous abortion among workers exposed to formaldehyde (meta-relative risk=0.7, 95% CI 0.5 1.0).

The protests were large, loud and spontaneous because Wisconsin workers got it right away.

On Jan 13, the station was closed by a spontaneous strike by rail workers after a conductor was attacked in a suburban station.

"Brooke", a former organizer in Chicago, says SEIU leaders tell the media Fight for 15 is "spontaneous [and] the workers came to us" because they want "to get people to stop asking questions".

After Honda workers staged spontaneous strikes in 2010, local minimum-wage standards were raised--demonstrating that governments might intervene on behalf of workers to tamp down social unrest.