Sentence examples for worker collective from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, these opportunities come from women's own collective action – like the Indian sex worker collective that routed out under-age sex work in their community, and challenged the abusive treatment of sex workers at the hands of police and society.
Sylvia Mollet Sangaré, co-founder of DANAYA SO, a sex worker collective in Mali, described the fear many women sex workers face in accessing maternal and other health services due to the social stigma associated with sex work.
The programme is implemented by Swathi Mahila Sangha (SMS), a sex worker collective, in collaboration with Swasti, a health resource centre.
An evaluation of the Avahan project, in turn, found that joining a meeting, belonging to a help group and being member of a sex worker collective were significantly associated with higher perceived collective efficacy and higher perceived collective support in non-metropolitan Tamil Nadu, with varying positive effects in the other three settings of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, in India [ 59].
(Given the history of worker collectives in the transportation industry, unionization is a distinct prospect). Some of Uber's recent expansion has come from facilitating auto loans for drivers who will struggle to repay them.
The anarcho-syndicalists rejected state-oriented political struggle and intellectualism, instead proposing labor unions as the revolutionary agents that would bring about an anarchist society characterised primarily by worker collectives.
"We will call on everyone who can help us - governments, health workers, brothel operators, the media, school teachers, sex worker collectives, and people of influence.
At the same time, microenterprise research from women's groups and sex worker collectives in other parts of the world [ 60] increases the likelihood that a social entrepreneurship framework could be productive among other key populations.
The company agreed that the workers' collective bargaining agent would be the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees.
Scott Walker, the Tea Party's state governor in Wisconsin, aims to destroy state workers' collective bargaining rights.
Through the 1980s, the Canadian Supreme Court also construed constitutional rights in ways that restricted workers' collective freedom.
