Sentence examples for corporate labor from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, he returned to corporate labor law, retiring from Olin in 1977 as V.P. of Industrial Relations.

By increasing productivity, training programs can hold down corporate labor costs per unit of production for years to come.

The Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United, which unleashed corporate, labor and other financing in elections, makes fair public financing more important than ever.

Their stories about corporate, labor, and political corruption appeared in multiple installments, made them famous and their magazine rich, and triggered the passage of historic reform legislation.

"Clearly we see it as a competitive advantage," said Dennis Cirbes, Ford's executive director of corporate labor affairs and co-chairman of the family centers' board of directors.

Under the settlement, Nike will donate $1.5 million to the Fair Labor Association, a Washington group that monitors corporate labor practices abroad and helps educate workers.

There are many job and career field options available to those who earn a degree from the ILR School, including corporate HR, labor relations, labor, government, law, non-profit, consulting, and financial services.

But Carter, like Brown, was frowned upon for being outside the national corporate-labor consensus favoring growth.

Should campaign endorsements be allowed on corporate or labor Web sites?

Daimler's, and Germany's, corporate and labor systems are greatly different from Chrysler's.

He appointed 18 corporate and labor leaders — including the chief executives of Ford Motor and Walt Disney — to a council to advise him.