Sentence examples for workers coerce from inspiring English sources

If the capitalist tools wish to argue that we need to brutalize and cheat workers, coerce abortions, and illegally dispose of toxic waste (Apple found that one-quarter of its suppliers did so) in order to have innovative electronic goods let them say so explicitly.

"Workers are coerced into working way beyond official limits – both in terms of sea conditions and working hours".

That said, Sienna Baskin, a co-director of the Urban Justice Center's Sex Workers Project, said she was not aware of a widespread problem of domestic cam workers' being coerced into the activity.

For instance, we may want to know whether and under what circumstances workers are coerced into working, either in particular jobs, or in general.

This case repudiates the dominant discourse around sex work today: that the majority of sex workers are coerced, that women are trafficked into the business and that selling sex is inherently violent.

110 workers were coerced to resign under the so-called Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS).

Due to some male partner's views that women who insist on condoms must "be dirty or have HIV", as well as men's ability to determine the price and conditions of sexual activities, the prioritization of economic needs often resulted in sex workers being coerced to engage in risky sexual behaviors.

Emphasizing that the choice is voluntary, the bill sets strict penalties for companies that coerce workers into taking comp time instead of cash.

"U.S. labor law is stacked against employees who wish to organize a union, allowing employers to intimidate and coerce workers not to unionize," said John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

They're also ready to remove barriers, such as the secret ballot, in order to coerce workers into joining unions.

In most secret ballot elections, employers regularly coerce workers to vote against the union.