9. Combined membership list [electronic resource].
The two national teachers unions, as well as the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, and the Service Employees International Union each has well over a million members; their combined membership comes to a little more than half the total membership of American unions.
Though many residents say the new mosque would cause intolerable congestion, no one was complaining about the three nearby churches, which have a combined membership more than double the Muslim society's 150 members.
Davidson was a reforming, sensible member of the soft left in the parliamentary party, but managed to combine membership of the Tribune group with that of the more gradualist Fabian Society.
Everytown aims to grow the groups' combined membership from 1.5m to 2.5m over the next year, through a range of initiatives from a traditional political action committee through to "stroller jams" and "diaper-dumps" outside city hall offices, said Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action.
The loss of their talents and considerable experience by businesses not prepared to adapt is reckless in the extreme". Despite the perceived ignorance of issues surrounding the older workforce, more than 90% of respondents to the survey – conducted among the CMI's and the CIPD's combined membership – saw the value in retaining the knowledge and experience of older workers.
The combined membership offers quite a bit more than their current gym, including a pool, exercise classes of all kinds (and for all ages), fitness equipment, child care, karate, family yoga, art classes and an inexpensive day camp for the girls during school vacations.
The departure of the seven unions' combined membership of 6m would leave a big hole in the AFL-CIO, which currently represents 13m American workers.Related items The labour movement: Brothers at armsMay 12th 2005 America's Social Security reform: Labour lashes outMar 23rd 2005The defection would also have financial implications for America's trade-union body.
While the ABC and WIBC are autonomous organizations, each billing itself as the "world's largest" men's or women's sports organization, respectively, they share a number of functions, including equipment testing and research and the joint issuance of credentials to the mixed leagues that made up more than 70 percent of their late 1980s combined membership of approximately 7,000,000.
Concepts such as Celux, in particular, are harbingers of things to come, as they combine membership with controlled access to luxury-branded products unavailable through other channels.
