Sentence examples for structure for labor from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. Trumka said the A.F.L.-C.I.O. would initially inject $10 million into its still unnamed Super PAC — far less than the $100 million that some conservative Super PACs have — in large part to build a year-round political structure for labor.

Hardt and Negri dismiss "participating in government, respecting capitalist discipline, and creating structures for labor and business to collaborate," because, they say, "reformism in this form has proven to be impossible and the social benefits it promises are an illusion".

Firstly, to access, recover, gather, process and to share the relevant information needed during bargaining (e.g., the structure of labor costs) is easier for the management of the MNE than for union delegates.

Third, the structure of labor markets has changed.

In that regard, he refers specifically to the role of "globalism" in shaping the markets for labor and natural resources that structured life in small-town America (273).

He estimates that 50% of Cambodian families were separated by the regime, which reorganized a society structured principally around family into one built almost exclusively for labor.

In getting 30 of the 32 often quarrelsome club owners to accept the recent seven-year collective bargaining agreement that maintained the salary cap and revenue sharing, and in negotiating the six-year, $24 billion television contracts that begin this year, Tagliabue solidified the league's labor and economic structure for whoever emerges as his successor.

* Watch for labor disruptions.

Information structure and labor supply decisions follow the Mirrleesian tradition.

Potential for labor market distortions.

* And Jennifer Granholm for labor secretary?