Sentence examples for traditional labor from inspiring English sources

We sidestep traditional labor union concepts to maintain the viability of both our members and their employers.

Two weeks in contention, and the traditional Labor Day Monday finish at the Deutsche Bank, has taken a toll.

Today, however, this employment has taken on unprecedented scope, with computer coding and skilled manufacturing joining more traditional labor.

Things may be getting harder for traditional labor — real wages for most workers actually fell last year — but they're getting better for the talent.

And even though unions spent huge amounts to elect Democrats last November, Republicans rolled to victory, including in Wisconsin and Ohio, traditional labor strongholds.

The authors found that the biggest factor in the decline in unions' power and density was job growth outside traditional labor strongholds like manufacturing, construction and transportation.

Issues of health and safety, the league argued, are covered by the collective bargaining agreement between the players' union and the league and thus should be addressed in a traditional labor-management setting, not a federal courtroom.

In keeping with his idealization of life in the pre-modern, medieval period, Morris also sought to revive traditional, labor-intensive manufacturing techniques and crafts like manuscript illumination, woodblock printing, hand fabric dying (using natural vegetable dyes) and tapestry weaving.

Beyond that, there is worry that unemployment may rise further as Taiwan moves increasingly into high-tech manufacturing and away from traditional, labor-intensive industries.

UNCTAD's report explained, "increased use of robots in developed countries erodes traditional labor-cost advantage of developing countries," and is already having a global impact.

Given these enhancements, PREDOSE is now more equipped to impact drug abuse research by alleviating traditional labor-intensive content analysis tasks.