Sentences with phrase «decent working conditions»

This works to ensure that fast food workers have the right to a fair wage and decent working conditions across the country.

«It's about hope of decent working conditions across Europe, about hope and free movement of people, about hope on environmental protection across the whole continent - you can't protect the environment within national borders.»

Even if you double that, it's no incentive for the next generation — which rightly expects decent working conditions.

All production is placed inside the European Union to assure decent working conditions.

Of course - one could draw a direct line from battles for decent working conditions in North America to the struggles today to do the same around the world.

It contains 173 recommendations that recommend significant changes to Ontario employment law aiming to create better workplaces with decent working conditions and widespread compliance with the law.

Unions successfully promoted fair wages, decent working conditions, social programs, and public services which benefit all citizens — not just unionized workers.

What we have had in British political life under British common law is a procrustean class system, one of the most fixed in the world, confirming aristocratic and plutocratic class rule, rigidly preventing the overwhelming numbers of the lower class from gaining equality, representation in government, decent working conditions, the right to union organization, suffrage, and acceptable living standards until the end of the nineteenth century.

And the sooner we stop fetishizing it as the core of what it means to be a mother and a woman, as some sort of sacred, higher, path for the female sex, the sooner we will see it for what it really is: difficult, necessary, and honorable work whose workers deserve dignified and decent working conditions.

Niulife works with the local communities to make sure that they have decent working conditions and are paid well.

They want dignified and decent working conditions and wages for all food sector workers.

This strike in the UK is part of a global movement advocating for fair salaries and decent working conditions.

Yet, even though teachers are at the heart of the educational enterprise, they've had to struggle to gain competitive salaries, decent working conditions, and manageable class sizes.

If we could prepare teachers well, mentor them when they come in and give them decent working conditions, we would be very close to the 4 percent solution.

The Centre for Social Innovation was created in Toronto in 2004 (hence the Canadian spelling on the door) to be a home for social entrepreneurs who didn't have access to decent working conditions; it has evolved into a» home for a diverse community of people and organizations that are creating a better world.»

S. 367, the Decent Working Conditions and Fair Competition Act.

The report, written by special advisors Michael Mitchell and John Murray, states that the recommendations are «aimed at creating better workplaces in Ontario, where there are decent working conditions and widespread compliance with the law.»