Sentence examples for teaching labor from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — As soon as the delegates to the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s convention entered the hall, they encountered a booth where three 20-somethings were teaching labor leaders more than twice their age how to use Facebook and Twitter.

Following a second Kenya tour for the United Nations International Labor Organizationn, Mr. Wright and his wife, Marjorie, and their newborn son, Giles III, returned to the states in 1973 and he soon began teaching labor studies and Afro-American history at Rutgers University.

Table 3 describes overall characteristics of the teaching labor force in the 2007 2008 SASS.

"He taught labor economics and was very clear in explaining the field.

He also taught labor relations on a volunteer basis at the Xavier Labor Institute in New York City.

The Pillsbury statement is very unusual, said Michael C. Harper, who teaches labor and employment law at Boston University School of Law.

Dr. F is a member of the law faculty at the Univ. of Wisconsin, where he teaches labor law.

Travis Barr, who teaches labor economics at the C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University, said he supported such legislation because wage laws elsewhere have pulled unskilled workers out of poverty.

George C. B. Smith, a former vice president of industrial relations at Canadian Pacific who now teaches labor relations at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, said the government doomed the negotiations when it signaled that it would legislate an end to any strike even before the walkout began.

"The settlement seems low considering the number of claimants and the severity of their conditions, but it also shows the uphill climb in proving the league was responsible for the players' injuries," said Michael LeRoy, who teaches labor law at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Northwest's agreements with the mechanics union "could set a base" for the negotiations to follow, says Paul Weiler, who teaches labor law at Harvard Law School.