Such extravagant concessions seemed tolerable when G.M. still dominated the marketplace, and wished to avoid the disruption of a labor dispute.
Is this a field where more uplifting thoughts occur to you? Rees: In the short term, we have the issue of the disruption of the labor market due to robotics taking over ― not just factory work but also many skilled occupations.
The damage caused by climate change can be direct, such as damage to and loss of personnel, assets, and infrastructure, or indirect, such as access problems, disruption of supplies and labor, and changes in markets.
Between Quorum and the advent of the Keurig cup, interns in Washington have faced an onslaught of labor disruption.
After several days of labor disruptions that caused flight cancellations or delays for about 100,000 of its passengers at London's Heathrow Airport, British Airways said last night that it had operated "a close to normal schedule" yesterday.
Boeing has acknowledged that the fear of labor disruptions factored into its thinking, but it said the main reason for moving the line was South Carolina's lower production costs.
"The best you can hope for," he said, "is to replicate the previous 10-year cycle" — which by my calculation is a growth rate of 1.5 percent, hardly locomotive stuff, although Germany can live with it, even if it is just a couple of labor disruptions' distance from stagnation.
142, 143 The effectiveness of elective cesarean delivery probably resides in decreasing the exposure of the fetal circulation to maternal circulation that normally occurs during labor by disruption of the placental barrier.
Strikes or the threat of labor action at La Scala cause frequent disruptions, usually in opera productions.
Prenatal exposure to DEHP has been associated with the timing of labor in four different cohorts, suggesting phthalate-related disruption in placental function (Adibi et al. 2009a; Latini et al. 2003; Whyatt et al. 2009; Wolff et al. 2008).
