And nothing in federal law requires companies to allow labor representatives onto the employer's property to speak to workers, even if just to give an alternative view to the employer's anti-union speech.
Other research has shown that NIPF owners' concerns about allowing government representatives onto their property, and agreeing to accept agency assistance lead to struggles over private property rights and undermine cooperation (Fischer and Bliss 2009).
Patients and the public continue to be regarded as a key stakeholder group, and the initial steps taken in the 1990s, such as the introduction of patient representatives onto commissioning panels and the later creation of INVOLVE, have been built on, although to date it is difficult to assess the impact of progress on some of these issues [ 45].
The Speedo representative walked onto a pool deck in South Austin, Tex., a salesman sent to lead two Nike athletes into temptation.
The Speedo representative walked onto a pool deck in South Austin, Tex., a salesman there to try to lead two Nike athletes into temptation.
During the online chat, a service representative "pushed" onto my screen a page about horseback riding in Molokai -- the connection between that and hiking in Kauai was unclear -- and another page with general information about traveling to Kauai.
All manner of research is taking place -- there is even a prototype system to let its legion of 5,000 phone representatives peek onto the home computer screen of a customer if he or she asks for help.
Toward this end, we classified the OTU-representative sequences onto the NCBI reference database (Sayers et al., 2009).
We considered the pattern of intrinsic covariation of different brain regions using them to map representative brain characteristics onto the two groups.
Sensing mechanisms are determined via comparison with density functional calculations of gas molecule absorption onto representative defect structures in N and B-doped graphene.
