Sentence examples for union environment from inspiring English sources
"But I can change the Cooper Union environment to help everyone feel safe when they are inside our buildings".
Like many East Coast and Rust Belt cities, Philadelphia has long had what is sometimes referred to as a challenging union environment.
Polling had shown her lagging Nicolas Sarkozy, her centre-right opponent, by ten points.European Union environment ministers agreed in principle to cut greenhouse-gas emissions by 20% from 1990 levels by 2020.
[Associated Press] Planning for a global climate summit meeting this fall in Durban, South Africa, European Union environment ministers suggest that the bloc commit to a new phase of the Kyoto climate change pact — on the condition that nations blamed for the remaining 89 percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions join up, too.
West Bengal: The central government has extended the moratorium on setting up "potentially polluting" units in Haldia and Asansol imposed by former Union environment and forest ministry Jairam Ramesh, making it harder to attract investments to the area, the Telegraph reports.
The union environment in the mining sector is shifting.
Having worked within only two union environments and the rest nonunion, I can comment on the two environments from the perspective of an engineer.
What is more, in Alabama Airbus will benefit from the same non-union environment in America's southern states that has led Boeing to build a new plant for its 787 airliner in Charleston, South Carolina, far from its unionised Seattle heartland.
They cannot easily escape collective arrangements by switching to a non-union environment, at least not when staying in the same sector and country.
Under conditions of single-employer bargaining employers may withhold or withdraw union recognition as a credible threat in seeking a cheaper or less constraining contract, or else relocate employment to a non-union environment.
The anti-union environment girds the brutal manufacturing structure that imposes a feverish pace of production on workers, many of them impoverished young women.
