Sentence examples for rules on labor from inspiring English sources

The labor board, with three Democratic members and two Republicans, oversees unionization elections and enforces rules on labor practices.

But behind the scenes, a larger fight has been taking place over federal rules on labor elections in the airline industry.

The drafts call on rich countries to give preferential trade concessions to poorer nations and to liberalize rules on labor movement, as they have with capital flows.

When the Bush administration proposed that Congress agree to a fast-track vote (up or down without amendments), Richard Gephardt, the House majority leader and a Democrat, backed Bush on the condition that the treaty contain rules on labor standards and environmental protection.

Current board members, over the objections of Ridley-Thomas, moved to strengthen management's influence over appointments to a panel that rules on labor issues.

The company has faced challenges in many parts of Europe since it launched on the continent in 2011, ranging from opposition from local taxi drivers to restrictions from local authorities seeking to make it comply with rules on labor rights, licensing and safety issues.

Brown also weighed in on the side of Los Angeles city and county management in a dispute with unions, which object to how the local governments select panels that rule on labor disputes.

He admitted ignorance as to whether Firestone has enforced rules on child labor and to the conditions of Liberian children generally, calling that his biggest objection to the law suit.

This paper focuses on the impact of pension and unemployment rules on the labor supply in Spain.

That rules out labor secretary or treasury secretary.

They simply can't restrain themselves from speaking out, and when they do, they risk incurring $1 million fines, the designated penalty for violating the commissioner's rule stipulating silence on labor matters.