Sentence examples for * cio in from inspiring English sources

Christopher Chan will continue his role leading CIO in Asia but he will report to me.

In 1952 Reuther succeeded Philip Murray as president of the CIO; in that position he became an architect of the AFL-CIO merger in 1955.

Interpreting Roosevelt's victory as a repudiation of his own leadership, Lewis resigned as president of the CIO in 1940.

The extent of the allegations against Mugwira are wide-ranging and extreme, but there are concerns that the involvement of the CIO in poaching appears to extend beyond a few rogue agents.

In 1940 he married Geraldine Roach, and they both spent the next few years working alternately for war agencies in Washington and the CIO in Detroit before returning to Ithaca.

He was instrumental in merging the American Federation of Labor (AFL) and the CIO in 1955 and in expelling from the general labour movement various unions thought to be dominated by communists or racketeers.

A common situation we've encountered in our research is the CIO brought in by a CEO precisely to add excellence to the organization.

Getting that CIO buy-in is an absolute nightmare.

JUDGED by oratory alone, this week's convention of America's labour federation, the AFL-CIO, in Chicago was a triumph.

A John McCain presidency would take away workers' rights and reduce their standard of living, alleges the AFL-CIO in its new online e-journal, "McCain Revealed: The Briefing Book".

"Connecticut is arguably the highest-cost state in which to live, and it has one of the fastest-growing gaps between rich and poor," said Larry Dorman, a spokesman for the AFL-CIO in Connecticut.