Sentence examples for toxic labour from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because Poland's history is so complex, and claims of antisemitism so toxic, Labour was initially slow to put its name to attacks on Kaminski.

He said he gets paid Rs50 – about 50p – per bag, and by this perilous, toxic labour, can make Rs200 300 a day.

This is toxic for Labour.

That's why as political terms "modernisation", "reform" and "flexibility" have become toxic in Labour's lexicon.

Blunkett blames the global meltdown from the end of 2007 for making the issue of immigration so toxic for Labour.

That is because the Conservatives have made deficits politically toxic, and Labour sees its looser fiscal targets as a vulnerability.

What has made this issue particularly toxic to Labour and social democrats across Europe was that their stance on multiculturalism and immigration was seen as contradicting their traditional unique selling point as the party of fairness when there were reports of immigrants getting ahead in the queue for housing and benefits.

Police have reportedly entered the toxic row over Labour's general election selection debacle in Bradford amid claims one of the candidates shortlisted to fight George Galloway has been smeared on social media.

Then she came crashing down to earth with the claim that she preferred the Tories to Labour: toxic for the SNP.

The Corbyn personality cult is far from the most toxic thing about Labour.

He said the perception of Labour as toxic was most marked among the retired, with 45% saying they would never vote Labour.