Sentence examples for good labor relations from inspiring English sources

Like German rivals, BMW said it would negotiate termination agreements with its German employees, a standard approach in this country, where good labor relations are valued.

"Charter schools should be incubators for good instructional practices," she said, "but they should also be incubators for good labor relations".

Great companies are created due to many things, including strong managements, great product designs, good labor relations and world-class global supply chains.

They state explicitly that good labor relations are more likely to produce positive performance outcomes, whereas highly antagonistic relationships or forms of bad labor relations can lead to adverse performance effects.

And during World War II, President Roosevelt's War Labor Board required that companies with war production contracts have good labor relations -- which meant acceptance of unions when workers voted for them.

Hence we intend to promote and maintain good labor relations, strong morale and high quality work per employee.

That kind of instability isn't good for collective bargaining, isn't good for labor relations.

And as for the charge that unions are bad for business, has anyone noticed that Southwest, one of the few airlines still making money, without layoffs, is also the airline with such famously good management-labor relations?

As a result, there can be multiple equilibria, with a bad equilibrium characterized by poor, uncooperative industrial relations and extensive state regulation of the minimum wage and a good equilibrium in which labor relations are cooperative as indexed by high union density and low state regulation.

A Master's in Business Administration (MBA) with a human resources focus, a master's in human resources, or a master's in labor relations will serve as good preparation for human resources work.

DETROIT One of the tenets of labor relations here is that what's good for one carmaker is good for all.