Sentence examples for industrial tensions from inspiring English sources
The pressure of social and industrial tensions sent Fiat's fortunes into reverse.
The original reasoning was that involving labour in corporate decisions was a good way to avoid the industrial tensions that dogged neighbours such as Britain and France.
May was responding to a warning from the Superintendents Associationn president, Derek Barnett, that severe spending cuts could undermine their ability to cope with rising social and industrial tensions as a result of the government's austerity package.
But industrial tensions have been scaled back on Southern – Britain's worst performing railway – for the first time in a year.
Yesterday, Derek Barnett, president of the Police Superintendents Association off England and Wales, told the Telegraph that austere fiscal policy could cause "disaffection, social and industrial tensions".
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport RMTT) union voted overwhelmingly for action, on an 80% turnout, in a move that underlines rising industrial tension on the railway and could spell further misery for passengers on some of Britain's worst-performing commuter trains.
18 dead at British-owned platinum mine as authorities lose patience with rival factions in industrial dispute Tensions high as second man cleared of murder of white supremacist leader at farm in 2010 Historians will be grateful that Ahmed Ben Bella, who has died aged 95, survived into the year marking the 50th anniversary of Algeria's independence from France.
If Ineos figures are correct, it would also require a lower cost base, so similar problems of reduced pay and pensions could arise, without industrial relations tensions being resolved.
Produced during the height of the Weimar Republic, this elaborate film depicts a corporate state where smart and pretty people live in glorious towers, ugly workers toll down below, and industrial revolution tensions loom deeper.
The city's long ranging plan to make Delray industrial created a tension between inhabitants and the government, forcing many families to move over the years because of pollution.
Probing the dynamics of social change, he explores tensions between industrial workers and corporate capitalists, Victorian moralists and New Women, native Protestants and Catholic immigrants.
