Sentence examples for on labor management from inspiring English sources
"So my hope," he went on, "is that over the course of the next week, between the White House and Congress, the discussions are shaped around providing assistance, but making sure that that assistance is conditioned on labor, management, suppliers, lenders — all the stakeholders coming together with a plan".
So my hope is that over the course of the next week, between the White House and Congress, the discussions are shaped around providing assistance but making sure that that assistance is conditioned on labor, management, suppliers, lenders, all the stakeholders coming together with a plan what does a sustainable U.S. auto industry look like?
The workforce management category included research on workforce training, stability and division of labor management.
The trial court accurately observed that there was no speech issue involved because the notice by itself did not infringe upon an employer's ability to speak out on labor-management issues, one way or the other, including the right to unionize.
In February, the district was one of 12 featured in Denver at a Department of Education conference on labor-management collaboration.
Which side will he take on labor-management issues?
But Leo Troy, an economics professor at Rutgers University's Newark campus and an expert on labor-management issues, said he doubted the impact would be great.
Roy Hong, a consultant on labor-management disputes and former executive director of Korean Immigrant Workers Advocates in Los Angeles, who has been advising the Korean-American merchants in New York City for more than a year, said he thought many greengrocers had mistreated their workers.
But the author, Gordon Hewitt, now head of institutional research at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, says there's no evidence the survey results have had any impact on labor-management relations.
Purpose: to support a conference on labor-management collaboration to help implementation of the Common Core State Standards [Emphasis added.].
Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed a bill that would have given public employee unions a greater say over who serves on the influential panels that issue decisions on labor-management disputes in L.A. city and county government.
