Sentence examples for labor relationships from inspiring English sources

And what's that going to do to the labor relationships between players and owners?

The Labor Court in Brazil is responsible for settling disputes concerning labor relationships.

In Argentina, most workers' rights are established in the National Constitution and labor relationships are regulated by different laws.

Most workers' rights are established in the National Constitution, while labor relationships are regulated by different laws.

This was a period characterized by a gradual process of agreement between workers' unions and employers with the objective of increasing the flexibility in labor relationships.

In August of the same year, in the National Conference on Labor Relationships the leaders of the central government again mobilized all ministries to integrate resources and strengthen cooperation to prevent and deal with significant labor disputes and incidents of the masses (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security 2012a).

If they are, they could use it to become unanimous again in their labor relationship.

Asked if France could reproduce Germany's success, built on cooperation between management and unions, Mr. Rahbi said: "The labor relationship in France is not at all the labor relationship in Germany.

In the players' letter to Nelson, they said that they agreed to engage in mediation under the services of the federal court as long as the N.F.L. agreed not to use the players' willingness to use a mediator against them by arguing that such efforts "constitute collective bargaining or otherwise arise out of a labor relationship".

First, as many firms in developing countries habitually violate legal obligations and mistreat their workers, ethical behavior (H1c) in the form of legal compliance and social standards in labor relationship serves as the first milestone in a CSR strategy (Ward et al. 2007).

"With no labor relationship, the foreign national working illegally has no access to arbitration".