Sentence examples for labor future from inspiring English sources
With hockey's labor future unclear, Primeau and General Manager Bob Clarke said they wanted to get the deal done.
Based on the 1994 schedule, the last time owners and players were faced with an ominous labor future, it would set the date two weeks hence.
On the day of that meeting that would shape our labor future, I remember calling our Packer representatives at the meeting to see where we were on the player deal.
As we now face an uncertain labor future, Upshaw's impact lives on, both in the fact that the NFLPA is now housed in a building bearing his name and that the source of labor unrest is an agreement that bears his signature.
They are equally vital to labor's future.
You can expect to see the fruits of this labor in future beta620 projects.
That's heartening in the social justice sense, but it's also troublesome for labor's future.
23 Unions to Start New Push The A.F.L.-C.I.O. plans to announce a nationwide campaign that it considers crucial to labor's future, aiming to change federal laws to make it easier for workers to join unions.
Did those distractions lead the company's management to underestimate the unions' intent to transform the Aug. 5 contract deadline into a point of reference for organized labor's future in high-technology companies?
In a dispute over organized labor's future in the New Economy, more than 86,000 workers went on strike against Verizon Communications, the nation's largest local telephone and wireless company.
Union officials assert that the elections this November, at the national and state levels, are vital to labor's future because Republicans have made repeated efforts to undermine unions, whether through Wisconsin's legislation to curb public sector collective bargaining, Indiana's "right to work" law or Congressional efforts to weaken the National Labor Relations Board.
