Sentence examples for younger labor from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Solidarity Center focused on a handful of newer labor federations and nonprofit groups led by younger labor leaders.

China is not the only country in which a young labor force attracts global businesses and investors.

Last year, a young labor leader, Aminul Islam, was tortured and killed in apparent retaliation for his work organizing garment workers.

Tells about population changes in Japan for the past 20 years and the shortage of a young labor force.

With its large population and a young labor force, Indonesia is in the midst of a consumer spending boom that analysts say could continue for years.

If youth unemployment cannot be lowered, it could rob the United States of the benefits of having a relatively young labor force, Fishman argues.

As a recent college graduate, I would say that the analysis of the young labor force in "Youthful Attitudes, Sobering Realities" (Working section, Oct. 28) is correct.

In November, the opposition leveled allegations of corruption stemming from Mr. Gillard's past work as a young labor lawyer, leading to vitriolic and deeply personal arguments on the floor of Parliament.

With the Chinese economy slowing more than expected, Connor Sen explains why the country poses no long-term military threat to the United States: "It's hard to imagine China sending millions of young men off to die in battle when the country will be starved for young labor within a decade".

The new crowd has built bridges to upstart left-wing publications like Jacobin and The New Inquiry, started a podcast called "Belabored" (hosted by the young labor journalist Sarah Jaffe) and infused some cultural sass into a magazine that, despite publishing Norman Mailer's famous essay "The White Negro" in 1957, has never been accused of being hip.

"Asia has ample reason to be much more optimistic," says Clifford, citing a young labor force, rising productivity and a pervasive, collective desire to get ahead.