Sentence examples for labor specialist from inspiring English sources

Over the course of his practice, Mr. Gartner established himself as the "go-to" labor specialist for foreign airlines operating in the United States.

"It has all the ingredients of a real mess," said Harley Shaiken, a labor specialist at the University of California, Berkeley.

"This strike started off on the wrong foot for sure," said Gary N. Chaison, a labor specialist at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.

David Gregory, a labor specialist at the St . Johns University School of Law in New York, said the mere existence of the jobs bank hurts the automakers.

This summer, Mary Gallagher, a Chinese labor specialist at the University of Michigan, visited five sportswear factories near Shanghai and Guangzhou.

According to John Ritchotte, a labor specialist at the International Labor Organization's Asia-Pacific office in Bangkok, Singapore is now the only country in the region without any kind of legislated minimum wage.

The dockworkers union, the International Longshoremen's Association, opposes presidential intervention, and labor specialists say Mr. Obama, like previous union-friendly Democrats, may be reluctant to enjoin a strike.

The commission shed investigators, lawyers and labor specialists — even as it was increasingly swamped with complaints from workers in the private sector.

Some labor specialists say the wave of social networking this year has provided a bigger window than before into the negotiating process in Detroit, even though the talks still occur in private.

The portion of private sector workers in unions fell to just 6.6 percent last year, from 6.9 percent in 2011, causing some labor specialists to question whether private sector unions were sinking toward irrelevance.

Outside labor specialists say that if the workers vote to leave the S.E.I.U., Kaiser can assert that the contract is void because that union no longer represents its employees.