Sentence examples for of work relations from inspiring English sources

Increasing ties to the capitalist world economy did not always lead to wage labour but rather fed the diversification of work relations.

This involves theorizing a separate system of work relations that organizes and directs human sexuality, nurturance, affection and biological reproduction.

In an ethnography of work relations in the textile industry in South India, De Neve (2001: 160) finds that the authority of an employer draws from his ability to become a patron, that is to provide jobs and lend money.

A worker's network of work relations, comprising his or her co-workers, supervisors, customers, suppliers, etc., constitutes a social sub-system.

Few Russian politicians will want to be photographed shaking hands with Mr Basaev, and that alone may limit the scope for restoring any sort of working relations.

Problems significantly associated with BOS were (besides personal characteristcs) organizational factors (ability to choose days off), quality of working relations (conflicts with patients, relationship with head nurse/physicians), and end-of-life care.

Also, industrial relations groups bring union leaders and corporate managers together to learn different ways of understanding and improving work relations.

He further states that for reasons of content validity such a tool " …should include dimensions related to work tasks, the organization of work, interpersonal relations at work, cooperation and leadership, …[and] should cover potential work stressors, as well as resources" [ 15], p. 439.

Following the almost total collapse of normal working relations with them, BP's board has decided to try and sell its 50% stake in TNK-BP, following receipt of what it calls "unsolicited indications of interest".

The most efficient performance that is, the greatest output of work in relation to the heat supplied is secured by using a low condenser temperature and a high boiler pressure.

SLA and L2W research has led to an extensive body of work in relation to the role of feedback.