Sentence examples for bitterness management from inspiring English sources
Given the bitterness, management knows that winning back many readers will require ending the boycott by settling with the six striking unions, and by finding ways to manage newsrooms and mailrooms and printing presses with workers who once cursed each other across picket lines.
Bouton's alienation from the Yankees -- his arguments with management, his bitterness toward the team's cliquish stars -- is a recurring theme of "Ball Four".
There is so much bitterness here that the Kellingley miners rejected an offer by management to lay on a buffet and a brass band to mark their last day at work.
My bitterness is almost entirely because of my manager.
And on many days that is enough to distinguish it from other airlines, where the workers have a hard time masking bitterness over pay cuts, increased workloads and often contentious relations with management.
But it was a wealth management data system that Merrill Lynch was seeking, and Mr. Hungate's bitterness over losing that contract was evident in the remarks he made about Thomson's winning deal.
He later studied personnel management and became a lecturer at the University of Strathclyde, in Scotland, even as his anger and bitterness created problems in his personal life.
Both sides acknowledge there is still bitterness between workers who crossed the picket line and those who did not and between union leaders and management.
