Significats de organised labour en anglès

With the growth in the working class came a growth in organised labour.

This finding was echoed by organised labour in their presentation.

Citizens' alliances and flat networks are taking the place of organised labour and political hierarchies.

Fighting inflation-boosting pay rises and modernising the economy meant curbing the power of organised labour.

One half looks after business, the other half organised labour through the trade union movement.

Their roots lay in the civil rights struggle, the Black Power Movement and organised labour.

The Presidential Jobs Summit last year resulted in concrete agreements between organised labour, business, community and government.

To try to halt this, organised labour has built links with a range of community and campaigning organisations.

Navigating the political arena will be even more crucial to organised labour, especially at the state and local level.

The public broadcaster said it met with representatives of organised labour where they were issued with a Section 189 notice.

This followed constructive and extensive engagements with various stakeholders, including the parliamentary portfolio committee on communications, organised labour, and company employees.

This has been informed by engagements he has had with stakeholders such as investors, organised labour and faith-based organisations, among others.

Instead, an existing agreement with organised labour to refrain from forced redundancies would be extended by two years until 2018, it added.

Analysts expect the ruling African National Congress, which has a longstanding alliance with organised labour, to give in to the unions' demands.

He believes that political power is centred around a coalition of the black middle class, organised labour forces, and civil society leaders.

Jimmy Knapp came to the leadership of the old NUR in 1983, in the midst of Margaret Thatcher's onslaught against organised labour.