Sentence examples for labor liaison from inspiring English sources

The protesters delivered their letter to the campaign's labor liaison outside the building.

But Mr. Chandler, in his own version of events, boasts of being the Democratic attorney general who took on a Democratic governor by bringing indictments against his chief of staff and labor liaison and leading other investigations into corruption.

On Wednesday, in response to OUR Walmart's meeting with Clinton's labor liaison, Walmart spokesman said that the company is proud of the wages and benefits it offers its associates.

Mr. Patton signed the pardon Wednesday, two days after the United States Supreme Court let stand the indictment of his chief aide, his labor liaison and two officials of the Teamsters union who were involved in his original election campaign in 1995.

The aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the Republicans had promised to make Mr. Hoffa labor's main liaison with the White House and give him a say in labor-related appointments, if he endorsed Mr. Bush.

Mr. Tamarin's son Nate works at the White House as a liaison to labor.

She is also the liaison between labor and management, the uneasy emissary of the estate's wealthy owners.

Mr. Martin is the governor's chief of staff and Mr. Ross is his liaison for labor.

Mr. Rollins's comment underscores the central role of the White House political office, which began in the Reagan administration on the theory that there should be an official White House outreach effort to local political parties, just as the White House has liaisons to labor, women, agriculture and other interest groups.

She serves as a liaison between organized labor groups and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office.

She became an accidental liaison to organized labor when she found herself stuck on an icy runway with William Whelan, the president of a New York Teamsters local.