Sentence examples for and workers to resolve from inspiring English sources

But strikes are typically hushed up and are often resolved in a day or two by the authorities, either with the police or through pressure on employers and workers to resolve their differences.

"I think it's extremely unusual for a judge to essentially block the agreed effort by both management and workers to resolve a labor dispute and put it behind them," Mr. Freeman said.

The tribunal's decision in the early hours of Monday granted 21 days for Qantas and its workers to resolve their acrimonious dispute — the motivation for the airline's halting of flights Saturday — and reach a binding agreement or face compulsory arbitration.

Workers rights and group arbitration: In Epic Systems vs. Lewis, the court ruled that employers can require workers to resolve all complaints through one-on-one arbitration, including allegations that the company was violating federal wage and hour laws.

Arbitration agreements, often accompanied by class-action waivers, require workers to resolve disputes with their employers by hiring private arbitrators who conduct proceedings out of the public eye.

Address the Issue: If there's a specific situation in the office that's contributing to your stress, such as tension between coworkers or approaching deadlines, consider talking with your boss or your co-workers to resolve the issue.

A third order to be issued by the president will dissolve the National Partnership Council, a Clinton-era effort in which government managers and unions representing federal workers sought to resolve their differences.

Tu and co-workers attempted to resolve the collinearity problems in periodontal research by using PLS regression and applied PLS path modeling to describe the relationship between baseline characteristics of infrabony lesions and the treatment outcomes [3].

Reno Oradini, the Cuyahoga County election board attorney, said a challenge would in effect create impromptu courts at polling places as workers huddled to resolve a dispute and cause delays in voting.

The administration's plan is to penalize employers who do not fire workers unable to resolve the no match.

Some $6bn of the IPO proceeds will go to funding obligations to retired workers, helping to resolve a structural problem that had hobbled GM for a generation: it is supporting five times as many retirees as it has employees.