Examples of 'labour unrest' in a sentence
Meaning of "labour unrest"
A situation characterized by disagreements, protests, or conflicts between workers and their employers, typically relating to working conditions, wages, or other labor-related issues
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Labour unrest further weakened the economy.
There were quite a few cases of labour unrest.
The potential for labour unrest in China is immense though unpredictable.
It is what is commonly called the labour unrest.
This time, the labour unrest is a desperate outcry.
The education sector is no stranger to labour unrest.
This led to increasing labour unrest across the colony.
There were considerable economic grounds for labour unrest.
They seemed to be afraid of labour unrest in their factories.
Mechanism or device for avoiding strikes during periods of labour unrest.
Great War veterans encountered significant labour unrest when they returned from the war.
Commentators have drawn attention to the international ramifications of such labour unrest.
There was considerable increase in labour unrest during these years.
The Board adjudicates unfair labour practices with the goal of preventing labour unrest.
Well, that is quite a leap from labour unrest to attempted murder.
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The Board adjudicates unfair labour practice complaints with the ultimate goal of preventing labour unrest.
There was severe labour unrest.
Private-sector labour unrest is rare and the government exercises punitive legal powers in response.
Area school closures this week due to labour unrest.
Strikes, student demonstrations, labour unrest and other protests occur occasionally.
This tank was originally dispatched to South Africa to put down labour unrest.
Political disturbances, labour unrest and wars adversely affect production and supply.
Hired the Pinkerton Detective Agency to put down a labour unrest.
Expropriation is unlikely, but labour unrest is likely in the oil and port sectors.
Even before the strike, there had been a history of labour unrest at the mine.
Private-sector labour unrest is rare and the government has legal powers to respond punitively.
Rising bankruptcies and soaring unemployment have led to large-scale labour unrest.
These arrangements helped deal with labour unrest among journeymen, who faced difficult working conditions.
The immediate post-war era was marked by low investment and continued labour unrest.
Extensive labour unrest may have a significant negative impact on the Company 's business activity.
Cambodia, In December, an impromptu walkout triggered the worst labour unrest this year.
January, Labour unrest at Goodyear factory.
China 's ruling Communist Party has swiftly quashed previous bouts of labour unrest.
Contraction of the economy led to widespread labour unrest and to a general strike in September 1961.
Unfortunately, you've… you have stepped into the middle of labour unrest.
Coal mining on Vancouver Island had experienced labour unrest since its beginnings around 1850.
Insight: China's student activists cast rare light on brewing labour unrest.
February, Labour unrest.
From the end of the 19th century there was increasing labour unrest in Spain.
Anderson also had to deal with labour unrest culminating in the Estevan Riot of 1931.
Ongoing economic weaknesses in Ukraine are likely to increase labour unrest in 2019.
A wave of labour unrest had begun with the London police strike of August 1918.
On 22 February an oilwell exploded and there was labour unrest in the south.
May: Labour unrest.
Immediately, a nationalization process was initiated by the Peoples Party following a 1972 labour unrest.
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