industrial relations

英 [ɪnˌdʌstriəl rɪˈleɪʃnz]

美 [ɪnˌdʌstriəl rɪˈleɪʃnz]

n.  劳资关系

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牛津词典

noun

• 劳资关系
  relations between employers and employees

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 劳资关系
  Industrial relationsrefers to the relationship between employers and employees in industry, and the political decisions and laws that affect it.
  1. The offer is seen as an attempt to improve industrial relations...
     该提议被视为一种改善劳资关系的尝试。
  2. The new industrial relations legislation curbed the power of the unions.
     新的劳资关系法规限制了工会的权力。

双语例句

• Public attention at the moment is focused on the problems of industrial relations.
  眼下公众的注意力集中在产业问的关系问题上。
• The department of management was set up to conquer this, bringing together the interdisciplinary institute of management, the informations systems group, the industrial relations group and the operations research group. This gave the unit more than 60 faculty.
  为了解决这个问题，学院设立了新的管理系，将原来的跨学科管理研究所、信息系统组、劳资关系组和运营研究组合并到一起，并拥有了60多名教师。
• Public attention at the moment is focused on the problem of industrial relations.
  目前公众注意力正集中在工业关系这个问题上。
• The offer is seen as an attempt to improve industrial relations
  该提议被视为一种改善劳资关系的尝试。
• The Industrial Relations Bill.
  劳资关系法案。
• Industrial relations concerns the relationship between the management and the workers in an industry.
  劳资关系是企业中劳方和资方的关系。
• Their policies had gravely damaged industrial relations.
  他们的政策已严重地损害了劳资关系。
• We should try to get away from a` them and us 'attitude in industrial relations.
  我们应该努力摆脱劳资关系中‘那群人和我们’这种对立的态度。
• The possibility of harmonious industrial relations.
  建立融洽的劳资关系的可能性。
• Human resources has not always offered a superior alternative to the industrial relations of the past.
  与过去那种劳资关系相比，人力资源并非是更佳选择。