Sentence examples for work states from inspiring English sources

If this approach did not work, states would have to examine documents like birth certificates to confirm eligibility.

These are mostly "right to work" states where individuals are free to decide whether to give financial support to a trade union, so unions are less powerful there.

Through June 24 "People," the title of Gillian Wearing's powerful show of new work, states her overwhelming interest precisely: the human animal and, by extension, the often painful nature of existence and the will to endure.

It is one of 22 "right to work" states where such compulsion is illegal (and to which millions of jobs have migrated).Labour unions hate right-to-work laws, and are hoping that the NLRB will undermine them.

How could she not be when a line on the cover of all the reissues of her late husband's work states: "The copyright in these sound recordings is owned by Yoko Ono Lennon/EMI Records Ltd"?

That could open the door to a follow-up lawsuit that could be devastating to labor – one that sought to bar agency fees in the 25 non-right to work states that allow such fees in private-sector unionized workplaces.

Through the 1970s, owners moved jobs to Sun Belt right-to-work states.

He says that right-to-work states, mostly outside the Midwest and Northeast, have an easier time luring new companies.

I think if there were no right-to-work states, American GDP wouldn't be significantly different than it is today.

"Right-to-work has been decided by voters in 25 right-to-work states and 25 fair-share states.

Between 2003 and 2013 right-to-work states created a net 3.6m private-sector jobs, saw wages increase by 15.1% and manufacturing GDP rise by 26.1%.