Sentence examples for Industrial relation from inspiring English sources
Industrial relation scholars have long argued that conflict in the workplace must be understood in light of the social relations of the work environment.
The head of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Sally McManus, said the decision showed Australia's industrial relation laws were "stacked in favour of the employers".
In the past year there was just 6.8 days lost for every 1,000 employees – the second lowest level for a 12-year period: If you had gone back to the period before the Rudd government introduced its industrial relation system in the Fair Work Act in 2009, commentary around the time would have suggested this scenario was impossible.
Apart from EPL and industrial relation reforms, substantially improving the situation of the unemployed and temporary workers costs money: in the form of training for those with insufficient skills, wage subsidies, decent jobs in the public sector and adequate social protection (against unemployment and in old age).
At the beginning of the 1990s, the analysis of the industrial relation systems and of the welfare-market-family triad leads to very gloomy predictions for employment in Spain.
Member States should encourage innovative forms of work that create quality job opportunities for all in a responsible manner, taking into account the development of new information and communication technologies, while ensuring full compliance with Union law, national legislation and employment practices as well as with industrial relation systems.
See industrial relations.
Bad industrial relations.
European industrial relations dictionary.
Industrial Relations, December 2016.
