Sentence examples for labor communications from inspiring English sources

Labor frontbencher and former Labor communications minister, Senator Stephen Conroy, has threatened one of NBN Co's senior executives with a subpoena if he refuses to front another parliamentary hearing.

"To some extent, they are big enough and wealthy enough to be able to get out there and demand to be heard," said Bruce Hawker, a Labor communications strategist.

Labor's shadow attorney general Mark Dreyfus said the amended bill struck the right balance between privacy and the legitimate needs of law enforcers and Labor communications spokesman Jason Clare said many other amendments had been included to protect the data held - including that it be encrypted.

A good way to enable this would be to create a public commission of immigration stakeholders from labor, business, communities and academia, such as we already have in communications, trade, banking and other areas.

What ants can teach is that networks of labor distribution, where communications are good and where each group's work benefits the other, are effective.

The history of labor relations with the communications workers in New York also poses a hurdle.

Intra-Arab investment, trade, tourism, a labor movement, transportation and communications are progressing, though not at the speed we would like to see.

Jo-Ann Mort, who worked for many years in communications for labor unions and foundations, said it was thanks to the new insurance company that she was able to start her own communications and fund-raising firm.

That is, whereas 2001 website communications emphasized labor policies and practices, 2009 communications focused more intensely upon environmental efforts.

For example, in 2001, Nike's website communications about labor practices appeared to be driven by stakeholder pressures; in a letter responding to the protests from the United Students Against Sweatshops, Nike wrote, "Admittedly, the public attention focused our efforts and helped us act sooner and bolder than we had before" (An Open, 2000, para. 9).

14 Other sectors currently facing shortages of skilled labor include health, IT and communications (Bosch et al., [2011]).