Sentence examples for labor climate from inspiring English sources
Greg Combet, the federal Labor climate change minister, went on to be a consultant to AGL Energy and Santos.
League officials report strong season-ticket sales, but they admit that other areas — sponsorships, merchandising and advertising — are being influenced by the uncertain labor climate.
The Yankees have become 25 A-Rods in this uncertain labor climate, traveling the country for your viewing pleasure, or displeasure.
The labor climate is different in every industry, and there are a wide array of issues that workers face across sectors.
Ross Garnaut is a former Labor climate policy adviser who is now the president of Zen Energy, a solar and battery firm that has projects in the region and is 51% owned by Gupta.
Understanding the future labor climate is difficult because practically every job has some component a robot could theoretically handle, said Michael Chui, a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute who studies automation trends.
Case studies explore the interplay between law, social movements, and public policy in current issues, such as gender, race, labor, trade, climate change/environment, and LGBTQ rights.
"For lots of reasons to do with labor costs, climate and culture, you can keep a horse in Argentina much less expensively than in North America or Europe," Mr. Blizniuk said.
Mr. Stepp, a senior associate with Restructuring Associates Inc. of Washington, said he was convinced that Mr. Levin and John W. Wilhelm, a 1967 Yale graduate who is president of the parent of three striking unions, "in their heart of hearts want to see the labor relations climate turn around and become positive".
For example, the agricultural sector contribution to GDP decreased from 34% in 1995 to 29.9% in 2008 MAEP 20100), while high labor prices, climate change, and non-availability of specific fertilizers have made most annual traditional crops become expensive and non-accessible to the poor.
Instead, they have helped future managers cling to ethical gray zones that allow latitude when confronting real-world issues such as bribery, corruption, child labor and climate change.
