Sentence examples for work on labor from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later, Professor Diamond was awarded a Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on labor markets, a central focus of Fed research and policy.

"Everybody here was blindsided by the magnitude of what happened," James Heckman, whose work on labor economics and statistics won him a share of the 2000 Nobel Prize, told me.

Usually that position is held by a macroeconomist, and the selection of Dr. Krueger, a microeconomist known for his work on labor issues, sends a strong signal that the administration may be devoting more energy to job creation.

Indeed, the I.L.O. has been out of the limelight for so long that scholars may be among the few who recall that it won a Nobel Prize in 1969 for its work on labor injustices.

Gary Becker's Nobel-winning work on labor specialization in marriage shows the inefficiency in devaluing care work in relationships, but it's UCLA psychologist Shelley Taylor's book The Tending Instinct that illustrates how those insights translate to the workplace.

The union agreed to do so at the expense of Labor Day in part because it did not want to trade Christmas, the Fourth of July, Memorial Day or other existing paid holidays, and in part because Tyson has usually required the plant's employees to work on Labor Day anyway.

Kevin Ferris' column analyzes my work on labor-law reform legislation ("Card check: Watch the good senator tiptoe," Sunday).

But if the ascension of a caricature of an arch-capitalist like Trump to the presidency can't inspire union activism, is there anything that can? "So many people were caught flat-footed on November 8 that it created a vacuum," one former union staffer who worked on labor's response to the Occupy movement told me.

Like Mr. Biagi, Mr. D'Antona, a consultant to a center-left government, had been working on labor reform at the time he was killed, while walking to work.

During his five years in Albany he has shown an impressive degree of energy while working on labor and transportation issues.

In 1999, a group using the same name said it killed Massimo D'Antona, an economist working on labor reform in this country where laws give millions lifetime job security.