Sentence examples for labor confrontations from inspiring English sources

The owners have won three labor confrontations with the players association — each in a rout.

Most Korean union contracts are for only one year, giving labor confrontations an inexorable, cyclical quality.

Mr. Crandall's tenure as chief executive had been fraught with labor confrontations, and Mr. Carty had spent years trying to defuse the tension.

Say this for the emerging politician: He at least does not sound like the Congressional visionaries who typically use baseball labor confrontations to pretend as if they were on the side of the fan.

For the airlines, fundamentals remain strong: Fuel costs and capacity are in check; few contentious labor confrontations loom in the new year.

A1 Northwest's Crucial Battle As the labor confrontation between Northwest Airlines and its striking mechanics union continues, the battle for consumer trust is becoming increasingly critical.

David Stern's first order of N.B.A. business Monday morning should have been a memo to all owners agitating for apocalyptic labor confrontation this summer at the potential expense of the 2011-12 season.

Bad weather turned the strike into a nonevent in most places, but in Mahalla a demonstration by the workers' families led to a violent police crackdown — the first major labor confrontation in years.

Were a private-sector company so openly to breach labor contracts, it would be ruled illegal; and if, somehow, it wasn't, it would spark an almighty labor confrontation.

It raised issues and set the stage, in some ways, for a far bigger labor confrontation planned next summer against film studios and television networks by actors as well as writers.

Michael Iovenko, a Wall Street lawyer and former New York State banking official who was president of the Legal Aid Society during a bitter 1994 labor confrontation between its staff lawyers and the Giuliani administration, died in Manhattan on Saturday.