Conversely, the less resistance to organizing by the employer, the higher the likelihood that the union management relationship will evolve along cooperative lines.
We were granted an audience with Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo – the iconic mayor who has led the move since the death of Franco to run the village democratically along idealistic and cooperative lines.
After testing a variety of oils and getting its food purchasing cooperative to line up farmers to grow low-lin soybeans, the fried chicken chain finally announced the switch in October.
Hoosier's creditors started to shut down some of the cooperative's lines almost immediately, the company said.
The performance of the 10 individual, non cooperative threads (black line) is compared to the performance of the 10 cooperative threads (green line), which exchange information with τ = 2.53 (approximately every 12 hours in the hardware used).
Ghelco is run as a cooperative along democratic lines, with an equal say and equal pay.
Bibliomation, an on-line cooperative of Connecticut libraries, has just become the first venture in the state to sign a contract with netLibrary to actually buy e-books for use by library patrons.
They devised the idea of a society with a charter based on that of a local bakers' union, and by January 1874 Pissarro helped found a cooperative along these lines.
He noted the "welcome" but limited on-line cooperative mode.
A major effort is needed to train veterinary field assistants that will be employed by service cooperatives, the front line institutions.
Companies such as GE Healthcare, Hitachi Medical Corporation, Philips Medical Systems, Siemens Medical Solutions, and Toshiba Medical Systems have all created separate business lines and/or cooperative agreements with academic or research institutes to develop and implement molecular imaging probes, equipment, and concepts.
