Sentence examples for And unionization from inspiring English sources

For two years, the board, which polices the labor laws governing unionized workers and unionization drives, has limped along with just two members, rather than its full complement of five, leaving many cases unresolved because of a 1-to-1 deadlock.

Thus, at higher levels of bargaining coverage (and unionization), governments, employers' associations and union federations appear to invest more in the co-ordination of wage bargaining.

Though many unions have continued to shrink, the S.E.I.U. has added 850,000 members under Mr. Stern, giving the parent union $300 million in dues each year and helping to finance ambitious political and unionization efforts.

The main issues are wages and unionization at other Restaurant Associates sites.

In the last 20 years, though, the Westchester Symphony moved toward professionalism and unionization.

Prohibition was supposed to redeem America, and unionization was supposed to guarantee a decent life for workers forevermore.

We generally find that the preponderance of empirical evidence suggests that teacher unionization and union strength are associated with increases in district expenditures and teacher salaries, particularly salaries for experienced teachers.

We've had the most favorable pro-union administration in office since President Carter, and maybe since President Johnson, and the unionization rate has declined steadily.

More generally for LMICs, higher poverty rates, greater difficulty in starting businesses, poorer information technology and transportation infrastructure, fewer education opportunities, and lower unionization rates may play a role in creating greater market imperfections.

NYU Provost Harvey Stedman fears that the UAW will become involved in academic issues and cites unionization as the cause of rising tension and "factionalism" among graduate assistants at the University of Massachusetts.

Early work by Freeman (1993) for the USA established quite contrary to prior orthodoxy that unions narrowed the male wage distribution and declining unionization widened it significantly between 1978 and 1988.