Sentence examples for labor representation from inspiring English sources

Porsche won a court case against Volkswagen labor leaders, allowing it to set up a European company structure that avoids stricter German labor representation rules.

Post-Enron rules aimed at bolstering the independence of corporate boards add a new wrinkle to the issue of labor representation.

The new regulation, instituted by the National Mediation Board, requires an employee vote on labor representation to be approved by a majority of those voting.

Bus Workers Reject Union Workers at one of Long Island's largest bus companies voted Oct. 18 to reject an offer of labor representation by Local 1181 of the Amalgamated Transit Union.

"History gives us an indication before we had meaningful labor representation and unions of what our economy looked like".

The country needs rapid progress in health, education, representation, labor rights, and private sector GDP growth (now the 6th lowest in the world).

Under proportional representation, Labor could hold its three short-term seats in the next half-Senate election but, if Murphy's seat were also contested, Labor was unlikely to win four out of six.

The rise of the combined economic and political power of the middle classes, through increased labor and government representation, launches an economic boon that is marked by an increase in the conspicuous consumption of goods.

The difference between protected actress and exploited model is, as Ms. Sky notes, representation by labor unions.

Exit entails the ability to move to a better job if one is available; voice results from representation by labor unions and other organizations; and regulation is a labyrinth of standards enforced by government agencies.

Column 3 illustrates the effect of including the measures indicating firms' skill needs as well as the variables indicating the existence of collective labor agreements and worker representation (exogenous aspects influencing human resources policies).