Sentences with phrase «industry workers through»

This innovative program is designed to assist displaced aviation industry workers through trying times.

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«We know we have these huge investments and opportunities, particularly in a huge swath of northern Canada, through the massive multibillion - dollar investments in the extractive industries that will require tens if not hundreds of thousands of skilled workers who are not currently available,» Kenney said.

Airline workers also work much harder than they did in the past; the industry had the second highest multifactor productivity growth from 1997 through 2014, according to an analysis by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Other industry trade groups have taken issue with the Department of Labor's plan to boost workers» access to retirement plans through state - run programs.

Industry trade groups like ICI have taken issue with the DOL's plan to boost workers» access to retirement plans through state - run programs, arguing that such plans will spur a «confusing, state - by - state patchwork of savings programs» that could lack strict federal controls.

From New York, where solar workers are saving their neighbors approximately $ 11 million per year through solar, to Arizona, where solar customers are saving approximately $ 13 million, Americans working in the solar industry are having a real impact on our nation's economy.

His attempt to follow through on that promise was the March 8 tariff increase on foreign steel and aluminum, arguing that the tariffs were necessary to protect U.S. industries and workers.

SAP creates more unemployment through the process of privatization, retrenchment of workers, the closing of local industries due to import liberalization, the displacement of small farmers due to foreign subsidized imports and cut in agricultural subsidies such as for fertilizers and water and reduction of marketing facilities.

A Fair Work Commission decision to scrap a workplace agreement at a NSW coal terminal sends ripples through the mining industry, with the issue of workers» entitlements tipped to become an election issue.

«In recent years, the commercialisation of infant feeding has impacted on professional practice through the development of sponsorship by the Baby Feeding Industry of medical conferences and meetings, along with gifts to health workers.

When an Industry is nationalized, it needs to be directly democratically accountable to the workers and / or consumers, through devolved democracy and co-operative ownership.

So those other industries now will have fewer workers, and will have to deal with the higher costs that will ripple through the economy from the increased cost of steel.

Also at 11 a.m., sanitation workers, NYC Councilman Antonio Reynoso and other elected officials call on the Council to regulate the private sanitation industry through legislative action, NYC Business Integrity Commission, 100 Church St., Manhattan.

When Labour wins there will be a reckoning for those who thought they could get away with asset stripping our industry, crashing our economy through their greed and ripping off workers and consumers.

The proposal comes as Gov. Andrew Cuomo in recent months has pushed for a broader minimum wage increase and through executive authority hiked the wage for workers in the fast - food industry as well as state and SUNY employees.

It's a totally different line of work and it's not just the drivers — also the blacksmiths, the stable workers,» Espinal said, adding that previous measures to regulate the industry have gone through the Consumer Affairs Committee.

Because in many industries a worker also would receive a subsidy by going to the exchange, there can be cases where the net cost to the worker plus the employer penalty is still lower than the cost of employer - provided benefits, which apart from these rules could give the employer an incentive to «push» employees who are already being offered «affordable» coverage through their employer to the exchanges.

Yet, these middle - income workers are averse to buying longevity insurance through life annuities offered by the insurance industry.

«Non-Qualifying Room Rates» or «Non-Qualifying Stay» include the following: net wholesale individual and group rate, certain package rates, employee discount rate, friends and family rate, crew rate, special discounted contract rates, seasonal worker / crew rate, 50 % travel club discount rate, travel industry discount rate, distressed passenger rate, IHG ® Rewards Club Reward Nights / Airline Hotel Reward rate, rates booked through third party web sites, complimentary hotel Stays and any other rates not defined as a Qualifying Room Rate at IHG's sole discretion.

«Non-Qualifying Room Rates» or «Non-Qualifying Stays» include the following: any stay using a net wholesale individual and group rate, certain package rates, employee discount rate, friends and family rate, crew rate, special discounted contract rates, seasonal worker / crew rate, 50 % travel club discount rate, travel industry discount rate, distressed passenger rate, IHG ® Rewards Club Reward Nights / Airline Hotel Reward rate, rates booked through third - party websites, complimentary hotel stays and any other rates not defined as a Qualifying Room Rate at IHG's sole discretion.

«Non-qualifying Room Rates» or «Non-qualifying Stays» include the following: any stay using a net wholesale individual and group rate, certain package rates, employee discount rate, friends and family rate, crew rate, special discounted contract rates, seasonal worker / crew rate, 50 % travel club discount rate, travel industry discount rate, distressed passenger rate, IHG ® Rewards Club Reward Nights / Airline Hotel Reward rate, rates booked through third party websites, complimentary hotel stays and any other rates not defined as a Qualifying Room Rate at IHG's sole discretion.

Psychic Space (from North of South, West of East), is a a scene taken from Danluck's feature film North of South, West of East in which a disgruntled auto industry worker, played by actor Ben Foster, seeks solace and escape from the numbing repetition of the factory through huffing solvent and nodding off in the men's room.

o As the effects trickle through other industries, workers and consumers everywhere in Canada will lose.

In addition to illustrating the thread and importance of law in relation to these areas, the GEI report assesses the law at different points in the automation cycle — from the developmental stage, when computerisation of an industry begins, to what workers may experience as AI becomes more prevalent, through to issues of responsibility when things go wrong.

The fancy job title is industry - speak for workers who sift through and flag articles, videos, and other posts that could be in violation of the company's code of conduct — a professional role that's in growing demand.

The Health Information Coding Specialist Certificate prepares the student to apply medical coding classifications to health care encounters using industry standards through both theory and practical (internship) applications for the purpose of meeting health care industry needs; preparing students for appropriate certification exams, and providing career ladder opportunities for health care workers.

Despite the prospect of upheaval in the financial services industry as regulatory changes are made post-Brexit, there's also potential for growth - through skilled workers able to secure the nation's position as a global leader in the sector

Hours will be Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Adecco provides one of the most comprehensive benefits package in the industry to contract workers.

The health care industry allows workers to make an impact on people's lives through the proper care they give to patients each day.

The Vancouver movie industry worker went through her divorce a decade ago, but she was among the first in the province to try an exciting new approach, dubbed collaborative divorce, that avoids litigation, resolves conflicts and enhances mutual respect and regard between the divorcing spouses.

We can not have both without finding tens or hundreds of thousands of construction workers not already in the industry, a labor pool possible only through greatly increased immigration.