Sentence examples for slack union from inspiring English sources
She was married, at the time, to a former fellow-student from the Belgrade Academy of Fine Arts, but it was an oddly slack union.
He said: "Unemployment remains very close to its record high, suggesting that there is still considerable slack in the currency union's labour market.
Julia: We created this Slack after an intense union email thread on diversity where a few of us rightfully felt like we weren't being heard.
He has posed wearing nothing at all on the cover of a British golf magazine and he has competed in the British Open wearing Union Jack slacks.
On the opposite side, it is possible that in deep and prolonged recessions, as the one started in 2008, wages become more reactive to slack, as workers and unions are more willing to accept a wage cut in order to preserve employment.
Where exactly is the big problem here anyway, given how little bargaining power trade unions have with so much slack in the economy?
Ms. Merkel's willingness to commit German resources to preserving the euro has increased as it becomes clear that the domestic economy is beginning to suffer from slack demand in the rest of the currency union.
There is a strong argument that the slack labor market of a recession actually makes unions all the more important.
To help pick up the slack, G.M. announced Wednesday a test program in the Midwest under which credit unions will make $10 billion in financing available for low-cost car loans to their members.
The employment situation has resulted in vacant shops on Union Street, the main thoroughfare, while bars, restaurants and taxi drivers say business is slacker than a year ago.
