Sentence examples for longstanding labor from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Tam Dalyell, a longstanding Labor member of Parliament, expressed a similar view.

As Mayor Rahm Emanuel begins to grapple with the city's daunting financial shortfalls, he faces a thicket of longstanding labor rules that could complicate efforts to make city government operate more efficiently.

The first disproportionately bad batch of tires was produced from January to July 1994: at the outset of that period, Firestone discarded a longstanding labor agreement and announced new demands, which included longer shifts, a longer workweek and a pay cut for entry-level employees.

Breakthroughs in HR tech are not only giving employers game-changing tools with which to enhance processes and attract the best talent, they're also solving longstanding labor gremlins, such as gender pay parity and blind hiring.

Ports along the West Coast reopened Tuesday after a longstanding labor dispute led companies that operate the shipping terminals to lockout most of their dockworkers over the weekend, restricting the loading or unloading of cargo from idling ships and causing severe slowdowns in operations.

Mr. Solomon issued a statement Wednesday, saying his decision to issue a complaint against Boeing "was based on a careful investigation and a review of the facts under longstanding federal labor law".

SAN FRANCISCO — In a decision that could set the stage for a test of the supremacy of a longstanding federal labor law, a panel of federal judges found Tuesday that San Francisco had the right to charge employers to help pay for its universal health care plan, the first in the nation.

But Mr. Cuomo, who has longstanding ties to labor and was endorsed by the Public Employees Federation last year, is hoping that unions will join him in the effort to fix the state's budget problems.

Over the years, a network based on a longstanding division of labor and stabilized by mutual recommendation has emerged.

Longstanding demands by organized labor to have worker rights addressed in trade talks were largely ignored.

But the unions' aid to the business coalition also shows how battles over government spending, especially at the state level, have deepened longstanding tensions in the labor movement between union members employed by government and those employed by private business.