Sentence examples for wave of labor from inspiring English sources

But analysts say the strike's success could encourage a fresh wave of labor disputes.

endorsement and the resulting wave of labor organizers working for him.

SPORTSFRIDAY, PAGE D5 Parliamentary Maneuvers 'Blair's Babes,' the wave of Labor women elected to Britain's Parliament in 1997, have found it rough going.

The wave of labor unrest began last week when employees of the national airline, Yemenia Airways, walked off their jobs, demanding dismissal of the director, a son-in-law of Mr. Saleh.

The strike is only one conflict in a wave of labor unrest racking western Kazakhstan, crimping oil production in the former Soviet republic and angering the government of President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who rarely tolerates dissent.

Mr. Sello was among tens of thousands of workers to walk off the job in the biggest wave of labor unrest to hit South Africa since the end of apartheid.

Police officers fled their posts even before that, leaving the military to struggle to rein in waves of labor protest and return law and order to the streets.

The one-day strike was the biggest here since the 1970s, the era that brought forth the Winter of Discontent, with waves of labor disputes that all but crippled the country.

By 2008, many of the young organizers had retreated to their computer keyboards and turned into bloggers, attempting to raise support for a wave of isolated labor strikes set off by government privatizations and runaway inflation.

Far more important in the genesis of that double dip: the Fed's increases in bank reserve requirements and a wave of union labor contracts that raised wages without an accompanying increase in productivity.

Both Johnson and Cameron are said to represent the new wave of post-labor political poshness.