The company claims the wage rise is totally unacceptable and has refused to lift the lockout until the union ends all industrial action. |
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The management imposed the lockout after the workers began industrial action over a new work contract. |
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There were dire predictions of the demise of baseball as a major sport if a strike or lockout took place. |
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The lockout was in retaliation against industrial bans imposed by employees for a 15 percent pay increase over three years. |
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The company responded with a lockout and threats it would relocate production to Thailand. |
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An attempt to introduce individual work contracts was rejected and management implemented a lockout. |
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Union leaders said they expected the lockout and blamed the employers for inflaming already tense negotiations. |
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Federal Court decisions in two cases stemming from the protracted lockout are expected next week. |
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Once the lock on the bootloader is breached, the media lockout won't be technologically defensible. |
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According to the players' association, more than 150 players were unsigned when the lockout began. |
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This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout. |
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However, as the hydraulics on the right side began to fall off line, I was warned of a right leading-edge-flap lockout. |
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After months of what was essentially radio silence from both sides, the NHL lockout finally got interesting. |
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One of the Herald's finest moments was its rallying of support for the 1913 Dublin lockout, when bosses tried to break Irish workers' unions. |
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Management will also be free on that date to impose new contract terms or institute a lockout. |
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Management offered to lift the lockout if employees accept a proposal allowing the company to cut jobs and working conditions. |
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The strikers returned to work on November 8 after three days on the picket line when managers threatened a lockout. |
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A strike by Norwegian offshore oil rig workers entered its second month this week, with employers threatening a lockout. |
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Workers believe the lockout is part of management plans to shift the entire operation to Vietnam, where labour costs are lower. |
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His third pro season, 2010-11, also saw him gravely injured, and 2012-13 was abbreviated by the lockout. |
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The lockout of 11,000 dockworkers is blocking shipment of 80,000 metric tons of soybeans a day to Europe and other markets. |
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There is so much mindless golf jabber on TV that I would welcome a season-long commentator lockout. |
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The teachers' employer has initiated a partial lockout and a pay cut for teachers who participate in the job action. |
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After pronouncement of a resolutive lockout, labour relations are for the time being terminated. |
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The PSA promised to suspend industrial action if employers discontinued the lockout. |
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The Homestead Strike was an industrial lockout and strike which began on June 30, 1892, culminating in a battle between strikers and private security agents. |
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But maybe the residual effect of the lockout stirred up some emotions. |
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Large paddle style stop switch with lockout safety pin and lock-out switch with key for main power. |
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That figure represents the serious cut that the players took to settle the 2011 lockout, when it was slashed from 57 percent. |
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Local businesses that rely on the traffic generated by hockey games are feeling the effects of the lockout. |
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The 2011 NBA lockout had been in effect since July 1, and Humphries was an unsigned free agent. |
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The recent NFL referee lockout turned Sunday games into chaotic affairs, and threatened to upend a financial juggernaut. |
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The 149-day lockout was mostly about money and partly about competitive balance, but with a subtext of control. |
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Quebec's health and safety regulation requires the use of lockout during maintenance, repairs and unjamming activities. |
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Some will argue that the employer's countervailing power to the union's right to strike is the lockout. |
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The objective of the legislation is to effectively deny employers the right to carry on business during a strike or lockout. |
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The company lockout procedures for machinery maintenance were not followed. |
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Barbara mentions that a lockout calendar would remind our members not to be complaisant. |
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The company safety management procedures for lockout of equipment required that each employee attach his own lock to the lockout device. |
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Within minutes of the start of a legal 24 hour walkout on March 22, the management of Radio-Canada ordered a lockout. |
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To ensure security, the driver must present the vehicle registration and personal ID before lockout service is provided. |
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Lockout-tagout devices must be in place and the lockout start and end times must be recorded. |
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Select the checkbox next to each front panel feature for which you wish to lockout end user access. |
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Arrests and searches in strike and lockout areas shall be strictly based on existing laws. |
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Several padlocks can be used to lockout the device and prevent unintentional reconnection. |
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This program shall demonstrate the Contractor's understanding of the particular site hazards, Owner safety practices and lockout procedures. |
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But what about all the speed and intensity the league fostered after dumping the red line post-2005 lockout? |
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As such, in this study, the different definitions of lockout were grouped into four classes. |
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It's good for business, especially when you have a league where you want to goose up good vibes after the lockout. |
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If they fail the test after the first lockout period, then the next lockout is longer. |
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Matters escalated from there, with threats of a strike and a lockout making headlines throughout the summer. |
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He alienated his workforce, and when they unionised and campaigned for the closed shop, he destroyed the union during a 13-week strike and lockout. |
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Cases are scheduled for hearing on the basis of priority, with applications seeking a declaration of unlawful strike or lockout, as an example, given the utmost priority. |
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He couldn't keep in shape during the lockout. |
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A strike or a lockout is referred to as a dispute settlement mechanism. |
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As mentioned earlier, in Quebec, lockout is identified in the RSST as being the method to be used for maintenance, repairs and unjamming activities. |
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Despite the high frequency of accidents attributable to maintenance, repair and unjamming work on industrial machines, lockout is still not well known and not extensively used. |
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Advocates for the ban on replacement workers allege that replacement worker bans reduce the impact of strike and lockout activity, benefiting workers and the economy. |
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As a result, he was unaware that the unloading boom slewing system had not been refilled with oil when he removed the lockout tag on the slewing system power supply. |
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Maybe they're just trying to block out N. F. L. lockout news. |
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He has better luck on his next argument, which is that the two-line pass rule hampered offence and generally was one of the reasons scores in the days before the lockout were often so low. |
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And the NHL has struggled to maintain its popularity since the 2004-05 lockout resulted in the cancellation of a full season and has its own issues with player safety. |
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This is an extraordinary circumstance — where we've been in a lockout, we've had a week to two weeks together, and he's been a part of none of that. |
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So we can look with some sympathy on Mike Tanier's pre-season prediction that last summer's lockout, which shortened the amount of time NFL teams could practice before the season began, would result in less scoring. |
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When there is a strike or lockout, if a company cannot use replacement workers it is shut down, but the union members can still be on strike and can go to work at another job. |
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We had difficulty in dealing with some banks during lockout. |
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Very impressed with the smoothness of the national lockout pay system. |
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As a part of their policies and procedures, school boards must also include a statement regarding student activities in the event of a strike, lockout, or collective action. |
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Any Local Union involved in a strike or lockout can make application for strike benefits to be drawn from the Strike and Lockout Benefit and Defence Fund. |
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It also contains lockout switches allowing you service technician to allowing your service technician to perform routine maintenance while ensuring the machine stays static. |
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Article 31 states that it shall not be permissible to call a strike or order a lockout in time of war or during a general or partial mobilization. |
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Where there is a strike, lockout, or withdrawal of services during the 2003-04 school year, the grants will be adjusted by the net savings resulting from the strike or withdrawal of services. |
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We refer to those as the short lockout and the long lockout. |
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Because pinch-point injuries often occur when a machine is being stopped temporarily for service or cleaning, it is extremely important that workers follow necessary procedures for lockout and tagout. |
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Administrative modes such as constant on, dimming and lockout are accessed by turning the switch counter clockwise. |
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A great lockout of the Clydeside shipworkers took place in which the unionised workers were sent home for a period of six months. |
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Another counter to a strike is a lockout, the form of work stoppage in which an employer refuses to allow employees to work. |
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This was characterized by the company as a strike and by the union as a lockout. |
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Steel employees stopped work after a dispute over contract terms, characterized by the company as a strike and by the union as a lockout. |
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The inability of the parties to reach an agreement may lead to industrial action, culminating in either strike action or management lockout, or binding arbitration. |
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In 1913, during the general strike known as the Dublin Lockout, Connolly and James Larkin formed a workers militia, the Irish Citizen Army, to defend strikers from the police. |
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