Sentence examples for Lack of union from inspiring English sources

However, it scores poorly for worker pay & benefits, in part a reflection of the lack of union workers in an otherwise highly unionized industry.

"This is also an issue of lack of union power," said Richard Freeman, a Harvard economist.

Among them was Sara Jane Sluke, one of 12 writers for "America's Next Top Model" who went on strike in July because of a lack of union representation for writers on that show.

The 26-year-old was a controversial selection for England's World Cup squad and his presence is understood to have been a divisive issue among players because of his lack of union experience.

Just as important was a meeting with Richard MacDonald, a designer from Bristol who was barred from the movies through a lack of union credentials, and worked clandestinely at first for Losey.

The governor ordered a quick rewriting of the application over the Memorial Day weekend, and the lack of union support for that final version actually cost the state more points than the clerical mistake that went unnoticed.

In February Walmart, known for its stingy wages and lack of unions, said it would pay junior staff at least $9 per hour, which is above the federal minimum wage of $7.25.

It's not too surprising that I feel this way, since I've spent most of my career covering businesses in Silicon Valley, where the lack of unions is as remarkable as the lack of bailouts.

I've been reading a lot about Silicon Valley history recently and was struck by just how core the lack of unions has been to the American tech industry's evolution.

Because the plant is the world's largest pork-processing plant, with more than 5,000 employees, the lack of a union there has depressed wages across the industry, said Greg A. Denier, director of communications for the union.

Occupiers argued that the lack of official union endorsement is because leaders have their hands tied.