To date the unions have restricted workers' opposition to protest stoppages and futile appeals to the state and national government. |
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University students continue to organise stoppages, marches, hunger strikes, occupations and sit-ins in the major cities. |
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Some teachers could go on strike, take rolling strike stoppages, and not have their pay deducted for non-performance in the classroom. |
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Hersisia, 29, has won all of his 21 bouts so far with 16 stoppages inside the distance. |
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The union announced that its 270,000 members had backed strikes by 67 per cent which could mean stoppages at courts across the district. |
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Between 1984 and 86, there was a total of 962 disputes, including strikes, stoppages or lockouts under the Labour government. |
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The apron feeders are preferably equipped with a self-cleaning arrangement to facilitate continuous operation without undue stoppages. |
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On Monday a mass meeting of the workers voted for a 24-hour strike and a campaign of rolling strikes and stoppages. |
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Soldiers must know how to load, fire, clear and reduce stoppages and misfires on every crew-served weapon. |
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For this reason use of the safety car should be kept to a minimum, replaced by outright race stoppages or use of double-waved yellow flags. |
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The dispute over a new enterprise agreement went on for about 12 months and included a series of 24-hour protest stoppages. |
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Workers have called for work stoppages if the car companies refuse to negotiate on the issue. |
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There is a shortage in water supply and electric power resulting in frequent stoppages. |
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One of the major factors is the issue of inharmonious industrial relations at work places which quite often has led to work stoppages. |
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The third of the seven stoppages will begin next weekend with a fourth to follow next month and three more between January and March. |
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Tuesday's demonstration followed four days of smaller protests and work stoppages. |
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While the university's general staff were not involved in the stoppages some joined picket lines. |
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A series of one-hour stoppages was called in protest at the airport's decision to cut 140 security jobs. |
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English Premeriship clubs have agreed to let referees decide on stoppages because of increasing play-acting. |
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Increasingly the stop start nature of the match, created by the numerous stoppages for cramp, made extra time seem inevitable. |
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The walkout followed a week of rolling stoppages involving 38,000 of the company's 50,000 employees. |
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During that time, the workers had been involved in a number of stoppages and protest actions. |
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During EBA stoppages in Brisbane earlier this year, it was accused of bugging the telephones of ETU officials. |
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She is claiming sexual discrimination, constructive dismissal and unlawful stoppages from her wages. |
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Unmelted material obstructs the filters which then have to be changed, causing production stoppages and generating waste to be processed. |
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Two issues arise in connection to the reduction of work stoppages where interest arbitration is used. |
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Many people have stoppages resulting from their self-righteousness and frameworks, but they do not realize it in themselves. |
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The asterisked figures are for periods a little longer than the others, as they include time added on at the ends of the two halves to make up for stoppages. |
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I said that there were four unscheduled work stoppages in the Niagara area alone, never mind the rest of the country. |
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This critter that has allowed these types of work stoppages is not due only to the Liberal government. |
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The stoppages were not long, but at each one I chafed and fumed at the delay. |
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Nine of these work stoppages have involved longshoremen and their employers. |
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A rash of strikes and stoppages saw trains halted, airliners grounded and teachers abandoning the classroom for the picket line. |
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Residents in Yunnan's capital, Kunming, suffer periodic stoppages in supplies of tap water. |
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The rate of travelling was from about eight to nine miles an hour, including stoppages. |
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Work stoppages hurt workers, their families and their communities and they are also bad for businesses. |
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The Bill does not adopt a blanket ban on the use of replacement workers during work stoppages. |
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The stoppage menu allows operations such as add, delete, edit or update on idles and stoppages in the queue. |
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In particular Dräger is not liable for stoppages or any loss of programs or other data in your IT systems. |
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Work stoppages and strikes are prohibited by law, and no industrial unrest is ever reported. |
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However, if the failure could lead to production stoppages or the repairs are costly and time-consuming, a more permanent solution is needed. |
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He acknowledges the GAA's attempt to speed up the game with the free and line-ball from the hand, but feels it has been negatived by stoppages for lectures and cards. |
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Closer to home, road hauliers warned of possible transport stoppages and demonstrations to highlight the effect of the oil price hike on their business. |
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There was plenty of effort from both teams but overall this was a scrappy match and too many stoppages prevented either side from establishing any sort of pattern. |
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There seems to be a trend at the moment for referees to add two or three minutes at the end of matches no matter what number of stoppages there have been. |
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He acknowledges the attempt to speed up the game with the free and line-ball from the hand, but feels it has been negated by stoppages for lectures and cards. |
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Residents of Viewmount and Powerscourt have experienced stoppages of their water supply during the last week, from late night until around seven the next morning. |
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His record of 28 knockouts includes stoppages of many experienced boxers. |
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The gist of his letter is that one only gets what one pays for, and that perhaps it is time that we saw contributions such as rates as contributions rather than stoppages. |
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The net prevents the ball from leaving the court, permitting faster play by reducing playing stoppages. |
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Top 5 JSA can be withheld from claimants for between four and 13 weeks, with repeat offenders liable for three-year stoppages. |
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The sophisticated quick-change toolholder systems reduce stoppages for the replacement of upper toolholder parts and increase the service life of milling drums. |
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In addition, work disruptions at our service providers, including work slowdowns and work stoppages due to strikes, could significantly hurt our business, including our customer relationships and results of operations. |
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I have launched a study on the causes and impacts of work stoppages. |
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This evolution led to a massive increase in stocks. In order to prevent excessive stockbuilding, some producers even resorted to occasional stoppages in production. |
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Quickly replaced toolholders help to reduce machine stoppages. |
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You can customize the codes for your operation and determine the hours the operator worked, the type of work done by the machine, and the reasons for any work stoppages. |
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Periodical or even definitive stoppages of several production lines or plants came with workforce reductions in the countries where the business group operates. |
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Further one-hour stoppages are planned, as well as a work to rule and an overtime ban as workers seek a three per cent pay rise. |
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On factory floors it cut absenteeism and stoppages. |
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The rail unions have staged eight stoppages in ten months. |
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Neon lights were ordered switched off, air conditioning was restricted, and rationing forced factories either to rely on diesel generators or suffer intermittent stoppages. |
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Order scheduling is done by the general manager, who groups the work according to machine configurations in order to minimize the number of work stoppages for equipment recalibration. |
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We continue to negotiate contracts with labor unions in good faith and have a longstanding record of continuing operations without work stoppages. |
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The purpose of these provisions was to help eliminate one of the reasons that some of the conflicts soured, and one of the most obvious sources of frustration and violence during work stoppages. |
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Another initiative that could impact positively on work stoppages would be the establishment of a code of conduct for negotiators, paralleling the codes that exist to govern mediator and conciliator conduct. |
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The module also provides information on the current shift, from its start onward, regarding performance data, average speed, runtime from the start, stoppages and setups. |
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Furthermore, blacking falls outside the scope of the notice obligation set forth by the Act respecting mediation in labour disputes since it covers only work stoppages. |
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Nevertheless, while the industrial relations climate is generally expected to be tense in the near future, few expect a significant increase in work stoppages, at least in the private sector. |
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When the flexo-folder-gluer operator notices cracking that comes and goes, it is probably a sign that the corrugator was having problems that caused stoppages or speed swings. |
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Experience has shown that the prohibition on the use of strikebreakers has contributed to civilized industrial relations during work stoppages and it has also reduced the number of workdays lost due to strikes or lockouts. |
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It takes particular aim at the work refusal provisions, stating that these are often invoked in non-emergency situations and result in unnecessary work stoppages. |
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Thus, where there is a risk that the environment may be affected, appropriate provision shall be made for start-up, leaks, malfunctions, momentary stoppages and definitive cessation of operations. |
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There have been shortages of basic foodstuffs, interference with medical services by the denial of access to doctors and hospitals, interruption of family contacts and stoppages of education. |
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The ACCESS unscrambler displays the entire path taken by the bottles, in order to track them and avoid production line stoppages or the need for an operator to clear any line jams. |
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Automatic rejection of most of the defective bottles that enter the ACCESS unscrambler models with the consequent reduction of the stoppages in the production line. |
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A new dynamic buffering system for PET bottle conveyors operates as a bypass when production is running smoothly or as a buffer system in cases of downstream stoppages. |
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In addition to being lighter than the M16 and M4 rifles, the XM8 has the advantage of being easier to maintain with significantly lower problems with stoppages. |
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The referee is the official timekeeper for the match, and may make an allowance for time lost through substitutions, injured players requiring attention, or other stoppages. |
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The USCA has called stoppages on June 8, 10, 12 and 14 in protest over the fact the fines have not been lifted nor have their companions been allowed to return to work. |
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