Sentence examples for labor turmoil from inspiring English sources

She predicted "more labor turmoil" and problems for the company.

"And when they did not, it resulted in major labor turmoil".

The much-anticipated decision came after months of financial and labor turmoil at the airline, which is controlled by one of India's most flamboyant tycoons, Vijay Mallya.

Correction: June 6 , 2001 Wednesday An article on May 20 about China's agreement to cooperate with a United Nations agency to ease labor turmoil misstated its name.

A conservative research group in Michigan has issued a far-reaching public records request to the labor studies departments at three public universities in the state, seeking any e-mails involving the Wisconsin labor turmoil.

[C5.] Mechanics Reject Deal at United Air Mechanics at United Airlines voted overwhelmingly to reject a contract settlement proposed by a White House-appointed panel, raising the possibility of new labor turmoil at the carrier, the nation's second-largest.

All of the labor, emotional turmoil, and complexity of its transformation from thought to reality remain hidden, its history lost.

A miners' strike toppled the Conservative Heath government in February 1974, and the subsequent Wilson and Callaghan Labour governments were characterized by high inflation, high unemployment, labor market turmoil - endless strikes, work stoppages, plus occasional riots -- and the overall decline of civil society.

Fitch Ratings forecast that South Korean economic growth would be below 2percentthis yearar, citing geopolitical tensions, labor unrest and turmoil in domestic financial markets.

He was named acting president of Amtrak in December 1997, when the previous president, Thomas M. Downs, resigned after months of labor unrest and political turmoil.

But the company's problems may be emblematic of a broader industry issue -- how financial strains, managerial turmoil and labor problems can upset the operations of even those assisted living companies with good reputations.