Sentence examples for set of labor from inspiring English sources
"In other words, what's happened here is that the process has evolved into a fairly standard set of labor negotiations.
In September, 2010, the Guggenheim endorsed a new set of labor standards that apply to Saadiyat's cultural district, set by the state-owned Tourism Development & Investment Company.
Many factories are violating not just the new contract labor law, but also a 1994 law, which covered a broader set of labor and wage practices, they said.
"The broad set of labor market indicators still look good," said Andrew Tilton, a senior economist at Goldman Sachs, which is forecasting that the economy will accelerate and expand at a 4 percent annual rate in the second quarter.
The strike follows the first set of labor negotiations between the United Steelworkers of America and Vale since it acquired Inco in 2007 after a prolonged series of mining deals involving the company.
"Under these circumstances the forward guidance would be considerably less clear than calendar-based guidance, as outside observers would have difficulty determining when this wide-ranging set of labor market indicators would cause the committee to believe that rate hikes should begin," he wrote.
In a set of labor-intensive collages, Rutherford Chang scrambles words and images from The New York Times, turning the contents into abstraction.
"Quebec and Saskatchewan, in my view, have two of the best sets of labor law in Canada," Mr. Fraser said.
A decade ago, he began appearing at coffeehouses and union rallies, doing acoustic sets of labor songs and protest music under the moniker the Nightwatchman.
It obtained several sets of labor concessions, provided the court with an outline of its restructuring plan and secured a lead investor, the Retirement Systems of Alabama.
United would have a hard time trimming costs and, by its own estimates, have to spend four years integrating the two sets of labor contracts, computer systems and routes.
