Sentence examples for Keep union from inspiring English sources

In the real world, it makes good business sense to keep union members happy.

The Nader campaign sees this as a move to keep union members from drifting toward their candidate.

The complicated ownership and contracting arrangements under which mines like Quecreek operate are designed largely to keep union organizers at bay.

For 35 days in May and June of 1862, Gen. Stonewall Jackson ran a successful campaign to keep Union troops from advancing in Virginia.

"To keep union firms competitive, the ongoing labor contract negotiations — and reformed work rule practices — must bring the union-nonunion differential closer to 10 percent from the current 20-30 percent," the report says.

His task, in cooperation with Sterling Price's Army of the West, was to keep Union forces in west Tennessee busy during Gen. Braxton Bragg's campaign elsewhere in the state.

It is hardly news that Wal-Mart will do whatever it takes to keep unions out of its stores, from closing down a unionized outlet to firing pro-union workers.

Human Rights Watch acknowledged that many companies employ similar tactics to keep unions out.

For decades, the court had used antitrust and contract law to keep unions almost illegal.

The old consensus-building management system helped employers keep unions on side when costs needed to be held down.

keep unions, management associations, and local elected officials informed as an essential part of this effort and abide by any procedural requirements contained in the national bargaining agreements.