protracted labor造句

• But this protracted labor negotiation has inhibited American from following that strategy.
• The company is in protracted labor negotiations with its pilots in Washington.
• The case grew out of a protracted labor dispute in Wyoming, Pa.
• The low attendance figures aren't solely the result of a protracted labor dispute.
• Baseball's team owners waged a protracted labor battle in part to address those concerns.
• This is the system the players wanted and got through arbitration hearings and protracted labor battles.
• Her protracted labor began nearly a decade ago.
• But Parlon acknowledged that the protracted labor dispute is not a public relations bonanza for police officers.
• OK, there was lots of shoddy play _ a fallout of the protracted labor dispute, no doubt.
• Fields was a manager of the Boardroom Club when it folded in 1992 following a protracted labor problem.
• She said the protracted labor negotiations with producers this year did much to help the profile of the WGA and its members.
• Protracted labor negotiations in those countries contributed to the small rise in Alpha sales, Mullarkey said, and the situation isn't going away soon.
• America West spokeswoman Patty Nowack described the FAA's action as routine for carriers in protracted labor negotiations, and said America West is cooperating.
• Harrigan is also a senior official of the United Food and Commercial Workers union, which has been embroiled in protracted labor disputes with Safeway.
• But their terrific achievements will now be stashed away, stuffed into record books that focus on a season turned meaningless because of a protracted labor dispute.
• The coalition is also seeking to step up pressure on Maxxam Inc . of Houston to settle a protracted labor dispute at its five Kaiser Aluminum plants.
• West Coast dockworkers overwhelmingly approved a new six-year contract Wednesday, formally ending a protracted labor dispute that hamstrung Pacific trade last fall until the federal government intervened.
• KLM went to court Wednesday to force the Dutch Pilots Association to accept mediation in their protracted labor dispute over the cost of the airline's 1, 300 pilots.
• Mandatory overtime and the ability of workers to transfer jobs are taking center stage as the protracted labor dispute between Verizon Communications and thousands of phone workers wears on.
• Fueled by a bitter and protracted labor dispute, tens of thousands of unionists and supporters marched through Australia's second largest city Wednesday to protest the federal government's labor laws.