The phrase "a current union" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a union that is presently active or in existence, often in contexts related to labor unions or associations.
Example: "The workers decided to join a current union to better negotiate their wages and working conditions."
Alternatives: "an active union" or "a present union".
According to some women's rights groups, the actual rate of underage marriages is much higher, and accounts for a third of all current unions in the country.
Benjamin is working with Burke Library staff and the Union alumni/ae liaison to put together a panel of Union alumni/ae and current Union students to reflect on how their education here at Union is preparing and/or has prepared them for a career in activism.
She regularly meets retirees from across the public sector and acts as a mentor to new current union workplace representatives.
"They're trying to make him look presidential," said Officer John Loud, a critic of the current union leadership who may challenge Mr. Savage for the presidency.
Although Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, the Baltic states and the others will reap immediate benefits from joining a common market of 25 nations and 450 million people, their citizens will initially not enjoy the freedom to work in any member nation, a freedom enjoyed by current union residents.
And here's the rub: The Affordable Care Act creates insurance exchanges that will present employers with a new alternative to the current union insurance.
Gord Longhi, a probation officer for more than 25 years and current union leader, sees this as a short-term solution.
As a result of anti-union violence, current union membership in Guatemala lies at just 1.6percentnt of the working population.
Their efforts were rebuffed by PTC management, who claimed that the current union contract contained a clause prohibiting any significant change in employment practices and customs without the union's approval (although the contract said nothing about race).
