Another would require arbitrators in labor disputes to consider local taxpayers' ability to pay for a labor resolution, but that faces opposition in the Legislature.
"We generally don't weigh in on local labor disputes, " he told the Journal last month.
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To begin with most public pensions rely upon local labor lawyers for advice.
Traditionally, this calculus focused on factors like market liquidity, the quality and quantity of the local labor supply and efficient regulatory oversight.
Generally, these foreign investments will become saturated when all the tax incentives are exhausted and the attractive local labor progressively becomes expensive.
He also helped find the local labor and housed the entire crew during its two-week stay in the hotel that he manages.
Many pundits argue that the costs of producing goods in another country can be more expensive than doing so with local labor and facilities.
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Today, the masons train apprentices, and the project has resulted in hundreds of dwellings that have been built by a qualified, local labor force.
But the point of local currencies is also to boost the value of resources, such as local labor, that are undervalued in the dollar economy.
Forecasts of a shortage of skilled and unskilled workers had led to an international recruiting drive, but have more recently given way to a preference for local labor.
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Finally, the construction is directly carried out by a family member aided by local labor and there is one technical assistant (typically an architect or a civil engineer) per each 10 family group.
It requires engagement with local communities, protecting them from the negative impacts of logging (i.e. roads and bridges damaged, water polluted, etc.) and encouraging active hiring of local service providers, local technicians, and local labor.
"He's become a very weak mayor, " said Rahaman Muhammad, president of the Newark labor union, SEIU Local 617, a former supporter who is now an outspoken critic.
The fact that he seems to be stuck in the tackiest moments of the 1970s has somehow worked for the fashion retailer thus far (Charney started the company as local-labor integrated clothing seller in 1989), but accusations in the lawsuit filed Wednesday are enough to throw any chief executive out of power.
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The company also has just emerged from a spate of labor problems, with two local union strikes at key factories and a nearly three-month strike at key parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings.
New schools will have a lot of learning to do, and the best schools will evolve to be the best over time as they learn what works best and how to best serve local populations and labor markets.
The company also has just emerged from a spate of labor problems, with two local union strikes at key factories and a nearly three-month strike at key parts maker American Axle and Manufacturing Holdings (nyse: AXL - news - people ).
The pilot program allows for the open recreation between Memorial Day and Labor Day, a period when local storms are unlikely.
The Clean Clothes Campaign together with local and global unions and labor rights organizations, has developed a program that hopes to solve this.
Local figures like the ministers and labor leaders who appeared at Monday's rally are enormously important to presidential candidates, and it wasn't at all clear that Clinton has them yet.
Focusing on those markets should help Wal-Mart get past the mistakes that forced it to fold its tent in South Korea, where poor real estate choices gave it bad locations, and in Germany, where it misread the local norms for shopping hours and labor laws.
It is running at two speeds: steady local demand boosted by credit and strong labor markets on one side, and a weaker industrial and export economy facing strong, imported competition and less demand from the U.S. and European trading partners.
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Other common waiver recipients were labor union chapters, large corporations, financial firms and local governments.
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Gunasegaran, a local research chief at Standard Chartered Bank, sees labor and infrastructure bottlenecks, but even these could offer profit opportunities.
It allows them to offer stock options to local employees, a boon in a drum-tight labor market.
Local media described the resignations as a severe blow for the Labor Party.
If approved, the new chairman will likely resume labor negotiations with the MTA's largest union, Transport Workers Union Local 100.
In "The Reading Hour, " a column that she wrote for the Bakersfield paper, Knief had also noted that this tale of migratory labor was bound to be "of more than passing interest" to local readers.
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