Sentence examples for labour trouble from inspiring English sources

In the past two years BA has slashed one in four jobs about 13,000 in all without a whiff of labour trouble.

John Lindquist of the Boston Consulting Group, the author of a new benchmarking study on alliances, reckons the airlines risk losing more money from this sort of pilot activism than they could ever recoup in back-office cost savings.All this labour trouble comes at an awkward time for the airlines.

Major studio heads were not interested in a story about labour trouble in Hoboken ("Who gives a shit about longshoremen?" wondered Darryl F Zanuck, production head of 20th Century-Fox, amiably), but the Austrian-born independent producer Sam Spiegel liked the project and brought it in on a 35-day shooting schedule for under $900,000.

Prices for its main exports such as gold, platinum and diamonds have fallen and the mining industry has also been hit by labour trouble.

Continuing labour troubles helped to depress Seoul, down by 7.7%.

The state-run airline has floundered for years due to mismanagement and labour troubles.

This is regarded as a factor of safety to cover breakdowns, mishaps, and labour troubles.

If you're going to have labour troubles, keep them off the field.

Only Southwest and Continental stayed in profit and, as it happens, free of labour troubles.

When the labour troubles are past, Apple is likely to get a proper download-to-own deal with all six studios.

Labour troubles and a disastrous fire encouraged Ybor to move again in 1886, this time to Tampa, and again many Cubans followed the factories.