Sentence examples for separate labor from inspiring English sources

There is some debate among industry experts over whether big airlines should operate experiments like Starfish with separate labor contracts.

Delta was also hindered by rising fuel costs and a separate labor dispute at its Comair regional airline.

He pointed out that 19 separate labor contracts were due for renewal in the industry, suggesting that rival airlines might not be able to sustain their lower costs.

DaimlerChrysler's other divisions, Mercedes cars and Freightliner heavy trucks, are not unionized except for one Freightliner factory that has a separate labor contract.

Officials from several Change to Win unions have said in recent months that they were seeing little advantage in maintaining a separate labor federation.

Until recently, the paid career firefighters who worked in the volunteer houses had separate labor agreements with their firehouses than the city firefighters who worked for the city's Fire and Rescue Department.

The brokered deal, now on an expedited timetable for a vote before the end of the week, is expected to cancel two separate labor-sponsored efforts to place a wage increase initiative on the November ballot.

"Traditionally, land and labor are not separated; labor forms part of life, land remains part of nature, life and nature form an articulate whole.

The awkward situation between the mayor's security detail, as well as other police officers assigned to protect him, and protesting firefighters and police officers is one of several unusual factors that separate this labor conflict from others.

The start of the Bracero program in 1942 a temporary work program that issued millions of short-term contracts for Mexicans to come to the US ushered in an idea that the law could separate immigrant labor and culture.

A separate Labor Department report today added evidence that jobs are easy to find.