Sentence examples for umbrella labor from inspiring English sources

Phnom Penh may seem far afield for America's umbrella labor organization.

It was owned by the umbrella labor organization for the country's public employees, and its coverage was initially controlled by the Labor Party.

He helps frame the issue from the perspective of "some of China's most powerful economic managers": Their China is … a country with one umbrella labor federation but beset by sporadic and unpredictable strikes.

Yesterday, the New York State A.F.L.-C.I.O., an umbrella labor organization that represents 2.5 million union members, released a study showing that the shortage forced many middle-class workers to pay exorbitant amounts for housing.

"In the last three years, it has gotten a little better," said Chea Vichea, president of the Free Trade Union of Workers of the Kingdom of Cambodia, an umbrella labor group with links to the opposition Sam Rainsy Party.

In fact, Montana was the only state where economic conditions have improved over the last three years, according to the A.F.L. -C.I.O., the umbrella labor group, which based its ranking on jobs, income, poverty, health care coverage and bankruptcy filings.

That might have been the last Super Bowl, and this might have been the last N.B.A. All-Star Game, played under the umbrella of labor peace.

"We're not taking sides or assigning blame," said Gary LaBarbera, president of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, a labor umbrella group.

Health Care for America Now, an umbrella group of labor unions, health care organizations and liberal activists, said Wednesday that it would spend $40 million to promote affordable health care.

An umbrella organization of labor and progressive groups is ramping up on-the-ground operations in an attempt to propel Hillary Clinton and like-minded Democratic candidates to victory this fall.

"The development of the Community since its inception has been largely directed to business rather than social goals," the Trades Union Congress, the umbrella group for British labor unions, argued at the time.