Translation for 'labor relations' from English to Slovak

labor relations [Am.]

pracovné vzťahy {pl}ekon.práca

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mutual relations

vzájomné vzťahy {pl}

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diplomatic relations

diplomatické vzťahy {pl}pol.

public relations {pl} <PR>

práca {f} s verejnosťou

labour relations [Br.]

pracovné vzťahy {pl}ekon.práv.

to foster good relations with sb.

udržiavať dobré vzťahy s n-ým [nedok.]

labor [Am.]

pracovná sila {f}ekon.

labor force [Am.]

pracovná sila {f}ekon.

labor market [Am.]

pracovný trh {m}ekon.práca

trh {m} práceekon.práca

labor efficiency [Am.]

efektivita {f} prácepráca

labor mobility [Am.]

pracovná mobilita {f}ekon.práca

mobilita {f} pracovnej silyekon.práca

labor [attr.] [Am.]

pracovný {adj}

child labor [Am.]

detská práca {f}prácasociol.

labor union [Am.]

odborová organizácia {f}práca

odborový zväz {m}práca

labor shortage [Am.]

nedostatok {m} pracovných sílpráca

labor union {sg} [Am.]

odbory {pl}práca

division of labor [Am.]

deľba {f} práceekon.hist.sociol.

International Labor Organization <ILO> [Am.]

Medzinárodná organizácia {f} práce <MOP>

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