big labor

noun

1. large labor unions collectively.

Example Sentences

Another warning sign is that Harris is struggling to get endorsements from the big labor unions.

From Salon

The premise is, President Joe Biden isn’t good enough, especially for his support for Israel’s military actions, so some left-wing groups and at least one big labor union are rallying voters to vote “uncommitted” instead.

From Seattle Times

Mr. McConnell contended that Ms. Wilcox and other Democratic appointees on the board, with a two-seat majority in hand, would “run roughshod over American employers, stack the deck for Democrats’ Big Labor allies, and keep corrupt and failing unions on life support with a tangled mess of regulations.”

From Washington Times

The administration’s backing of Big Labor goes well beyond the president’s megaphone.

From Washington Times

“But the Biden administration has turned this commonsense principle on its head to empower its Big Labor political allies to pick workers’ pockets just ahead of the 2024 election.”

From Washington Times