An A1 story that published May 8 titled "Council imposes union contract" incorrectly stated that a 1.5% pay cut imposed on Glendale City Employees Assn.
Similarly, company negotiators know that to grant jurisdiction over workers not currently represented by the guild would bring up against legal questions — can they impose union membership on a unit whose members have not signed up?
Since then, the city has raised property taxes by 30percentt, made large budget cuts and imposed union concessions.
"Hence the big drive to impose unions and provide greater union coverage.
This is one problem with FFF's strategy of imposing a union from above: Condola is "on strike," but she can be easily fired for it, and it's very possible that nobody in her restaurant will back her up, no matter how inspiring her example may be in the long run.
His imposing tribal union disappeared with him.
Pp. 6−8. 2. Under the First Amendment, when a union imposes a special assessment or dues increase levied to meet expenses that were not disclosed when the regular assessment was set, it must provide a fresh notice and may not exact any funds from nonmembers without their affirmative consent.
Steele held that when Congress empowered unions to bargain exclusively for all employees in a particular bargaining unit, and thereby subordinated individual interests to the interests of the unit as a whole, it imposed on unions a correlative duty "inseparable from the power of representation" to exercise that authority fairly.
Because a monetary union imposes a uniform monetary policy on its member countries, it tends also to impose a uniform inflation rate.
Both of these conditions are part of the imposed contract, union officials said.
His move follows restrictions imposed on union activity in Whitehall by the Cabinet Office minister, Francis Maude, on Monday.
