Sentence examples for resolving employment from inspiring English sources

Another needed the American Arbitration Association rules for resolving employment disputes.

Re the April 8 letter by Pasquale J. Curcio, chairman of the Suffolk County Conservative Party ["Binding Arbitration Must Go in Suffolk"]: Mr. Curcio will be disappointed to learn that, rather than going anywhere, binding arbitration is becoming an increasingly popular method of resolving employment disputes.

Studies have shown the special role of FDI in developing economies such as resolving employment issues [9], addressing the lack of investment capital [10], economic restructuring [10], providing modern technology, or transferring management experiences to local businesses.

Finn Brennan at Aslef said the union said "good progress" was made in talks with Acas, who resolve employment disputes.

"We want people to resolve employment disputes using quicker and simpler alternatives such as arbitration and mediation," explained a Ministry of Justice spokesperson.

She declined to comment on what has happened to Cable's review, and referred questions back to the MoJ, which said in a statement: "We want people to resolve employment disputes using quicker and simpler alternatives such as arbitration and mediation.

The settlement of the suits, which were filed in California, does not directly address the situation at WBAI but does create a committee to resolve employment issues at the station, said Bernard White, a program director at the station who was fired last year.

This policy adopted a "work-welfare" position, aiming to encourage and assist working parents to resolve employment and child care issues, and to reduce the financial burden of infant care.

Verizon entered into a consent decree in 2002 that resolved employment-discrimination lawsuits filed by the agency in 1997 and 1999 against Bell Atlantic and Nynex.

Employment coaches help patients to gain employment or resolve employment problems.

In what should ring alarm bells for the Turnbull epoch, his first speech after his caucus victory committed him to the principles of "freedom, the individual and the market", echoing earlier statements that "the most efficient way for people to resolve their employment relations is by direct dealings between the employer and the employee".