Sentence examples for voluntary labor from inspiring English sources
How far voluntary labor can drive Wimbledon, everyone waits to discover.
We study the effect of the social environment on the quantity and quality of voluntary labor contributions.
She eviscerated distinctions we tend to make — between adult and child prostitution and forced versus voluntary labor, for example.
The political scientist Richard Locke, looking back on his long and disappointing experience studying the voluntary labor standards adopted by Nike, also cites the I.L.O.
Jean Baldwin Grossman, vice president for research at Public/Private Ventures, also stresses that for charities, "voluntary labor is not free".
Nearly every utopia in these books begins with a determination to create a new economy, usually through some amalgam of collective ownership, central planning, and voluntary labor.
They said, 'We are voluntary migrant labor here.
In a free country voluntary private labor unions are perfectly fine -- however misguided they may be in their Marxist-inspired perceptions of "exploitation" by "robber barons" -- but no one and no group has any right whatsoever to compel others to deal with them.
The Act prescribes machinery for the voluntary arbitration of labor controversies.
A clear distinction exists between peonage and the voluntary performance of labor or rendering of services in payment of a debt.
Over the last century, trade unionists and scholars have sought to explain why, in a society so given to voluntary association, organized labor has never represented more than 40percentt of the wage-earning work force.
