Sentence examples for representatives labor from inspiring English sources

Together with the support of adidas and G-Star Raw and sustainable fashion representatives, labor leaders and MIT Fellows they worked on solutions to one of fashion's biggest polluters.

The Human Rights Watch report is based on interviews with more than 340 people, including 270 workers from 73 factories in Phnom Penh and nearby provinces, union leaders, government representatives, labor rights advocates, the Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia, and international apparel brand representatives.

Mr. Williams, of the Harlem chamber of commerce, suggested that a more representative labor organization might encourage black waiters to enter the restaurant industry.

To examine the gender dimension of the labor market impacts of economic policy reforms, I use data from two nationally representative labor market sample surveys: the 1998 Egypt Labor Market Survey (ELMS 1998) and the 2006 Egypt Labor Market Panel Survey (ELMPS 2006).

Eileen Boris, a feminist studies scholar at the University of California, Santa Barbara, says such a system does necessitate a representative labor organization.

Finally, in Wisconsin last month, the Sierra Club John Muir Chapter hosted a Great Lakes wind stakeholder conference connecting potential supply chain businesses, local technical colleges, utility representative, labor, elected officials and environmentalists.

There were also representatives of labor groups, led by J. P.

Union representatives and labor representatives of the commissioner's office are scheduled to meet tomorrow, when they will establish ground rules for the grievance hearing.

White House officials say Mr. Bush is planning to make a speech about the issue later this week before representatives from labor, real estate and financial services.

Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito was a sponsor of the resolution, and she said she had been happy to meet with representatives of labor and business groups to hear their concerns.

Mr. Hevesi has called for replacing the current arrangement with an investment board made up of elected officials and representatives of labor unions whose pension funds are involved.