Examples of using Labour movement in English and their translations into Russian
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In it, he wrote about the relationship between the Catholic Church and the labour movement, advocating at the same time for social emancipation and the Church"religious reconquest.
Guyana Trades Union Congress(2008) and more women are in the executive of the labour movement.
percentage of the organized labour force, their presence is not satisfactorily reflected at the leadership levels of the labour movement.
A new Social Protocol between Government, the Labour Movement and the Private Sector has been proposed.
This labour movement is taking place,
International labour movement however creates statistical challenges,
Job creation and labour movement forecasts for the Kyrgyz Republic in 1997 at ministry and administrative department level;
The way in which RTAs treat labour movement varies across regions, ranging from full
Labour movement under mode IV of the General Agreement on Trade in Services and differential treatment for developing countries needed to be fast-tracked.
Geographic and sectoral labour mobility is still low in many of the economies of these regions, effectively preventing labour movement from the declining to the expanding sectors or regions.
and the People's Labour Movement PLM.
By further submission of 20 June 1995, the State party explains that the labour movement in the Republic of Korea can be generally described as being politically oriented and ideologically influenced.
The women's labour movement has also played a part in the advancement of women through the establishment in 1989 of the Working Women's Consultative Committee,
Community organizations and the labour movement have been at the forefront of efforts to draw attention to the need for empowering their communities
with the recognition that the labour movement is part of a global economy.
In recognition of her contributions to the labour movement, Madam Halimah Yacob was conferred The Woman of the Year Award in 2004 by a leading women's magazine in Singapore, Her World.
As time progressed, most anarcho-communists saw that ignoring the labour movement ensured that their ideas did not reach the working class while most anarcho-communists stressed their commitment to communist ideals and their arrival sooner, rather than later.
For example, although there have been visible strides with regard to racial integration in the labour movement, most historically black unions remain predominantly so
particularly the labour movement, which, despite the emergence of myriad new groups
Moreover, intensive studies are currently in progress with a view to amending the Trade Unions Act in order to bring it into line with recent national and international developments in the labour movement.