industrial relations

Word family adjectiveindustrialindustriousindustrial-strengthnounindustrialismindustrialistindustrializationindustriousnessindustrial archaeologyindustrial espionageindustrial estateindustrial relationsindustrial tribunalindustryverbindustrializeadverbindustriallyindustriously

Related topics: Labour relations, unions

inˌdustrial reˈlations noun [plural]

BELthe relationship between workers and employers 劳资关系

Examples from the Corpus

industrial relations• The scope for political exchange complicates the nature of bargaining in state enterprise industrial relations.• Those dramatic figures reflect several things, not least the steady and progressive reform that the Government have undertaken in industrial relations.• The latter involved a narrow focus on the formal institutions of industrial relations.• Nationalization in the transport industries produced neither outstanding industrial relations nor employee commitment.• However, a possible limitation of this approach is that industrial relations variables are themselves frequently clustered into national contexts.• In the same company, during tense labor negotiations, the power of the industrial relations department increases.• Such variables are too specific to industrial relations to be included in the flashpoints model of public disorder.• Sacked Britain's ugliest industrial relations dispute since the 1980s began with a row over lay-offs.

From Longman Business Dictionary

industrial relationsinˌdustrial reˈlations (also labour relations British EnglishBrE), labor relations American EnglishAmEHUMAN RESOURCES

the behaviour of workers and management towards each other

The industry had an unrivalled record of good labour relations.

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词汇	industrial relations
释义	industrial relations Word family adjectiveindustrialindustriousindustrial-strengthnounindustrialismindustrialistindustrializationindustriousnessindustrial archaeologyindustrial espionageindustrial estateindustrial relationsindustrial tribunalindustryverbindustrializeadverbindustriallyindustriously Related topics: Labour relations, unions inˌdustrial reˈlations noun [plural] BELthe relationship between workers and employers 劳资关系 Examples from the Corpus industrial relations• The scope for political exchange complicates the nature of bargaining in state enterprise industrial relations.• Those dramatic figures reflect several things, not least the steady and progressive reform that the Government have undertaken in industrial relations.• The latter involved a narrow focus on the formal institutions of industrial relations.• Nationalization in the transport industries produced neither outstanding industrial relations nor employee commitment.• However, a possible limitation of this approach is that industrial relations variables are themselves frequently clustered into national contexts.• In the same company, during tense labor negotiations, the power of the industrial relations department increases.• Such variables are too specific to industrial relations to be included in the flashpoints model of public disorder.• Sacked Britain's ugliest industrial relations dispute since the 1980s began with a row over lay-offs. From Longman Business Dictionary industrial relationsinˌdustrial reˈlations (also labour relations British EnglishBrE), labor relations American EnglishAmEHUMAN RESOURCES the behaviour of workers and management towards each other The industry had an unrivalled record of good labour relations. → relations
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