Sentence examples for labor management issues from inspiring English sources

The academy's membership grew steadily over the years as the organization moved away from labor management issues to focus on film preservation, research and the Oscars, first presented in 1929 in the Blossom Room of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Which side will he take on labor-management issues?

"I have and continue to have serious labor-management issues, but we have agreed to put them on the back burner," he said.

McMorris has represented the National Basketball Referees Association for four years, and this summer was hired to negotiate labor-management issues on behalf of the World Umpires Association.

But Leo Troy, an economics professor at Rutgers University's Newark campus and an expert on labor-management issues, said he doubted the impact would be great.

The trial court accurately observed that there was no speech issue involved because the notice by itself did not infringe upon an employer's ability to speak out on labor-management issues, one way or the other, including the right to unionize.

She said the court's rejection of the argument that violence against women was an appropriate subject for national legislation was a reminder of earlier eras, when the Supreme Court viewed labor-management issues and, even earlier, slavery, as a matter of interpersonal relations, not properly subject to federal intervention.

He was active in labor-management issues, with a reputation as a moderate Republican.

A welter of other labor-management issues is also on the near horizon.

Romney became the chief spokesman of the automobile industry, often testifying before Congressional hearings about production, labor, and management issues; he was mentioned or quoted in over 80 stories in The New York Times during this time.

Our members have paid a heavy price for voicing concerns, submitting letters to agency leaders, raising issues in labor management meetings, and testifying before Congress on wait time issues and veterans' access to care.