Sentence examples for community union from inspiring English sources

Tata and the Community union ask the government to support the industry.

Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the Community union, said after the summit: "The Secretary of State must now grasp the urgency of this situation.

Roy Rickhuss, the general secretary of the Community union, called on Cameron to meet him urgently to discuss how to save Port Talbot and the wider industry.

I find her through Acorn, a community union and network that has launched a campaign, involving more than 12,000 people, against the housing problems facing renters.

Very few unions have published submissions to the Collins review, but the moderate and relatively small Community union, unusually, has praised the convening of the special conference, saying "it presents us with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to remodel this historic relationship in the interests of all in the labour movement".

"It would have been nice to have seen the Eiffel Tower in green and white with a crescent in the middle," remarked Mohand Abdelkader Madi, president of the Algerian Community Union of Paris, though he said he had no complaints about the festivities last year.

As well as Mr McCluskey, Mr Miliband met Unison boss Dave Prentis and GMB boss Paul Kenny on several occasions as well as Billy Hayes, who represents postal workers, and the leaders of the USDAW, TSSA, UCATT and Community unions.

He was there because in the sixties their agendas merged in civil rights, the farm workers struggle, building community unions in the inner cities and the effort to end the war against the people of Viet Nam.

For more than 25 years the Caravan, as its dozen or so cast members called it, performed in poor urban neighborhoods, migrant camps, coal towns, farm communities, union halls, prisons and Indian reservations.

In Colombia, Afro-Colombian and indigenous communities, union members and small-scale farmers are bracing for the agreement's economic impact and enduring still more violence and conflict over rights and land.

In other communities, unions used more subtle methods.