Sentence examples for surprise labor from inspiring English sources

Again, this is cost-cutting in terms of who pays and how much they pay (both for experience and education)." The existence of shortage claims in Australia does not surprise labor economist Hal Salzman of the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

The catch-up by the least educated workers has surprised labor economists.

Some observers have voiced surprise that labor is going all out to defeat fast track and the Trans-Pacific Partnership when just 9.4% of union members are in manufacturing, with jobs vulnerable to imports.

It's no surprise Davis labored against the Lakers.

"I'd say everybody is deeply, unpleasantly surprised at how labor intensive and palate fatiguing this stuff has turned out to be".

"Said one nationally known executive of one of America's largest industrial enterprises: 'I am not at all surprised over what labor leaders are now doing and demanding.

I was surprised the (state) labor code even addressed the issue". Under state law, employers are generally not allowed to forbid or control the political affiliations or activities of employees.

In a surprise move that angered labor unions, the Greek government said Tuesday that it was closing down its state-run television and radio broadcaster, idling 2,900 people.

According to the union, Paul Allen, the Portland Trail Blazers' owner, was a surprise participants at the labor talks, and had been sent to deliver the owners' message — that they would move no further.

But to labor's surprise and chagrin, many of the immigrant workers praise Cassone's 72-hour weeks and even its modest wages, viewing them as the key to achieving their American dream of buying a house and a family car.

Hillary Clinton just made a surprise appearance at the labor protest outside the Trump hotel — Amanda Terkel (@aterkel October 13, 2015.