Sentence examples for managing unions from inspiring English sources

However, analysts said Bentley's experience managing unions and cutting overheads would be an advantage.

Joining a wave of consolidation among asset management companies, the New York Life Insurance Company's investment arm will announce today that it is buying a privately held San Francisco firm that is a leader in managing union pension funds.

Wall Street manages union pension portfolios worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

The agency says that between 71 to 87percentt of employers hire consultants to help manage union avoidance campaigns, yet the agency gets "very few reports" on that work because consultants consider it exempt from reporting.

On its website, LRI advises employers on "avoiding" a union, "fighting" a union and managing a union that's won an election.

Critic after critic pointed out that UK companies were too dependent on the soft home market, too weak at managing their unions, and too conservative about innovation in products, production and processes.

For instance, the president of a large local teachers' union might spend part of her day teaching and part of her day managing the union.

For years, the league's brightest stars have eschewed any sort of responsibility for managing their union.

Managing non-unions after internal fixation can be challenging for even the most experienced orthopaedic trauma surgeon [6, 7, 8, 9, 10].

The principles of managing non-unions are well established; improve the biology, exclude or treat infection and improve the fracture mechanics.

The interesting instruments include the 5-year cross-country unemployment rate interacted with a Ghent dummy (taking the value of 1 where unemployment benefits are managed by unions, 0 otherwise).