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Meanings of employment relations in anglès
Individual social relationship between an employer and an employee.
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Examples for "industrial relations"
Examples for "industrial relations"
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Xenophon is currently negotiating with the government on its industrial relations bills.
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The industrial relations roundtables are looking at the issue of award complexity.
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The situation at An Post is a financial and industrial relations mess.
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Even the industrial relations umpire, the Fair Work Commission, succumbed to the pressure.
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Such action represents an affront to existing agreements and established industrial relations procedures.
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When we were summoned to a joint consultation, our views as to the proper course of treatment seldom agreed.
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Under ordinary circumstances, my lady, I should not have called into joint consultation those whom I may be pardoned for designating as our hereditary foes.
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But that would not advance the underlying labor relations dispute, experts said.
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Queen's University labor relations expert George Smith said the lockout was expected.
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And we forget how appallingly retrograde labor relations were in that world.
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Other proposed appointments include Continental's Mike Bonds to lead human resources and labor relations.
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And then we hit a snag maintaining our labor relations.
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But that would not advance the underlying labour relations dispute, experts said.
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Restructuring labour relations The fiscal crisis has forced a new conversation between council management and unions.
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The issue of labour relations dominated the Heath government and ultimately brought it down in 1974.
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In January, Lonmin announced new initiatives aimed at improving labour relations and building trust with employees.
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Ms Harney said the labour relations machinery of the State was available to both parties in the dispute.
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Indeed, there has been a rise in Americans working outside of a traditional employer-employee relationship.
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As access to jobs grows outside of the traditional employer-employee relationship through the gig economy, connecting with consumers becomes increasingly challenging.
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Employment law covers all rights and obligations within the employer-employee relationship -between employers and current employees, job applicants, or former employees.
Usage of employment relations in anglès
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The group advises businesses and other organisations in every sector on employment relations.
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He was sacked but then reinstated by an employment relations commission.
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But the spokesperson on employment relations for the 20 DHBs, Julie Patterson, rejected that.
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Business New Zealand's employment relations policy manager, Paul McKay, said the concept would not work everywhere.
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The manager of Business New Zealand's employment relations Paul McKay called the provisions "overdue common sense".
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The minister for employment relations and consumer affairs, Jo Swinson, said the government has understood the needs of businesses.
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The employment relations group chair for the DHBs, Julie Patterson, said they were disappointed that the strike would go ahead.
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He says Fiji must think as a country and move away from an antagonist approach when dealing with employment relations.
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Julie Patterson is the chief executive of the Whanganui DHB, and the employment relations group chair for the 20 DHBs.
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Moncur said the normal employment relations claims procedure is too long for migrant workers, who are often limited by visa conditions.
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Fatigue is a problem but not to the extent the union claims, said DHB employment relations strategy group chair Julie Patterson.
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An employment relations specialist has emphasised the importance of farmers being upfront with potential employees about working conditions on their farms.
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Concern over the unforeseen consequences of delegalising the employment relations process was expressed at the Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) yesterday.
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Kieran Mulvey said a new " employment relations authority" could take over the roles and functions carried out by a number of bodies.
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Sir, -We teach and research in the area of business and management practice, employment relations and economics, law, social science and related public policy.
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Business NZ employment relations manager Paul Mackay said monitoring may be helpful, but only if it was for a good reason, and employees were onboard.