We might try a smaller pilot project involving a single union in an industry like residential construction or agriculture.
Tesco has confirmed it has a single union agreement with Usdaw, the shop workers' union, at the site.
In Japan, where a single union does customarily represent all the employees in a company, union shop agreements are both legal and common.
But BASW, which would be incorporated into the college if the two organisations merge, doesn't want focus on a single union.
Cameron and George Osborne have warned in recent years that the "remorseless logic" of a single union is that it should lead to a fiscal union.
Sheriff Reilly said he had found it a challenge to deal with a single union that includes both officers and their ranking superiors.
For the first nine months of the strike, the workers showed extraordinary solidarity, without a single union member crossing the picket line.
This, its supporters say, would be difficult, given its backing by a single union and the declining power and visibility of unions and the left in general.
By introducing the levy, Mr Obama has pandered to a single union, one that does not even represent a majority of American tyre-industry workers, and he has done so against the interests of everyone else (see article).
For a start, only a single union would be allowed to operate in any given workplace.A representative of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) criticised Cambodia's labour ministry at a forum in Phnom Penh in May.
After the war the new Labour government in Britain began to promote the formation of African trade unions, and by 1949 half the African mine workers in Northern Rhodesia belonged to a single union.
