Sentence examples for a ballot over from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the NUJ has sent a memo to staff outlining why it is striking following a ballot over compulsory redundancies, and how it thinks the BBC could halt the walkout.

There are also plans for a ballot among staff at main Crown post offices over plans to move 85 offices into WH Smith stores, while members at Post Office Cash Services, the division that handles and transports money from branches, are threatening a ballot over pay as well.

About 58,000 of them had cast a ballot over the last two decades.

When we showed up to the delegate election site we saw hundreds of people and a ballot that had over 68 candidates, but we were not deterred.

The news comes as the Communication Workers Union meets this week to finalise the timing of a strike ballot over Royal Mail's latest pay offer.

It called a strike ballot over changes to the Post Office pension, and other working arrangements at crown post offices, and said it expects a resounding vote in favour of action.

Over the Easter weekend, delegates at the NUT conference strongly endorsed a strike ballot over the white paper, although the union will have to word it carefully to ensure that pay and conditions are central to avoid being vulnerable to legal challenge.

Head teachers have already announced plans for a strike ballot over pensions for this term.

This will in part be a strike ballot over changes to teachers' pensions - and the timing of the ballot could mean that the NASUWT joins other public sector workers in a planned day of protests on 30 November.

Members of the Unite union at the UK's Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) are due to hold a ballot on Monday over strike action to prevent the closure of their pension scheme to new and existing members.

Since the EGM, the WRU has announced a ballot of clubs over the leagues restructure.