Sentence examples for bypass sector from inspiring English sources

One key measure allows companies that are large enough to have union representation and are either facing economic difficulties or trying to increase their market share to bypass sector- or industry-wide collective agreements and negotiate company-specific deals with employees on overtime (the current limit is 35 hours a week) and lower hourly pay.

That captures the mood and contributes to it.Sobriety has bypassed some sectors, including fine wine and expensive cars.

"It's likely that the economic recovery will largely bypass the tech sector this year," he said, "and it's unlikely that we'll see a meaningful pickup in the PC business until next year".

In the rush to establish access to basic services, international agencies often bypass the public sector to work through non-profit agencies and for-profit organisations for quick and visible results (Batley and Mcloughlin 2010).

The stock market boom of the 1990's largely bypassed the mining sector.

The reconciliation, over an Israeli raid three years ago that left nine Turks dead on an aid vessel bound for Gaza, has opened the way for normal relations between Israel and Turkey that could include direct cooperation in the energy sector, bypassing Cyprus.

On the other hand, JICA's OVOP strategy aims at creating local supply chains that sell processed milk directly to consumers, bypassing the formal sector.

Bypassing the public sector — weak as it might be at the outset — to get pills to patients faster may have been easier and did address some of the symptoms of decades of nonexistent access to quality health care.

An RBS spokesman said of the company today: "We are a signatory to the UK tax code of practice and adhere to the spirit as well as the letter of the law". Tax justice campaigners accused the banking sector of bypassing regulation through offshore subsidiaries.

On the other hand, JICA's strategy implies (though it should be noted that this is not explicitly stated) bypassing the ineffective formal sector to create a local supply of safe dairy products at affordable prices that can replace the informal sector.

The debate was played out in a series of Downing Street meetings on the inner cities which hammered out a programme for a series of eight private sector taskforces to bypass local councils so they could not be sabotaged or "undercut by hard left local authorities".