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industrial relations

NOUN
links between management and laborers
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He added on Twitter that the government had a plan to “rebalance industrial relations in favor of the public.”

From New York Times

It has stated changes were being brought in because of "the current industrial relations climate which has resulted in severe staff shortages in some grades through increased sickness levels".

From BBC

The timetable changes were because of "the current industrial relations climate which has resulted in severe staff shortages in some grades".

From BBC

In a letter to the rail industry, Avanti West Coast managing director Phil Whittingham, wrote the "current industrial relations climate" had resulted in "severe staff shortages in some grades through increased sickness levels, as well as unofficial strike action by Aslef members".

From BBC

The labor law opinion by Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes held that industrial strife had a direct impact on interstate commerce, so regulating industrial relations was within Congress’ Commerce Clause power.

From Seattle Times