Conflict
Conflict noun - A lack of agreement or harmony.
Labor and conflict are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Labor" instead a noun "Conflict".
Nearby Words: conflicting, conflicted
Both words in one sentence
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Conflict between the ruling class and large populations of essentially slave labor is central to the setting of The Hunger Games.
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Caught in the middle of this labor/management dispute are Katherine "Babe" Williams and Sid Sorokin, Star-Crossed Lovers stuck on opposite sides of the conflict.
Source: Theatre / The Pajama Game -
Star-Crossed Lovers: Sid is the factory's superintendent and Babe is the head of the union's Grievance Committee, placing the two sweethearts at opposite ends of the quickly-escalating conflict between labor and management.
Source: Theatre / The Pajama Game
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