Sentence examples for coordinated union from inspiring English sources

In 1955 Sōhyō successfully coordinated union demands by launching the first shuntō ("spring offensive"); this has since been continued annually for the bargaining of general wage and benefit increases in April, when Japan's fiscal year begins.

In 1953 , 1963 and 1974, however, a succession of new constitutions created an ever more loosely coordinated union, the locus of power being steadily shifted downward from the federal level to economic enterprises, municipalities, and republic-level apparatuses of the Communist Party (renamed the League of Communists of Yugoslavia).

Grant devised a strategy of coordinated Union offensives, attacking the rebel armies at the same time to keep the Confederates from shifting reinforcements within their interior lines.

In such a case, the MNE, through implemented coordination, recovers its bargaining position when it opposes coordinated unions.

In this area, if the MNE coordinates with the headquarters agents, the unions will negotiate separately at each plant, while if the MNE does not coordinate, unions will negotiate wages with industry delegates.

Mr. Jealous's $85-a-week 85-a-week 85-a-weekF.L.-C.I.O. in Wastipendn, where he coordinated the union's student campaign to save historically black public colleges, was not enough to afromd him theps to see her in New York.

IG Metal, which is the German metal workers' union, functions to coordinate the unions -- it has three and a half million members.

A full-time community and clergy organizer for the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees union, Rothstein also works on other issues such as coordinating the union's campaign to register Latino voters for Los Angeles' mayoral runoff.

The United Brotherhood of Carpenters, whose members have $35 billion in pension funds, took a look at the S.E.C. data and found it alarming, said Ed Durkin, who coordinates the union's shareholder issues.

"It's trench warfare now," said Larry Scanlon, political director of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, who moved here last week from Washington to help coordinate his union's efforts on behalf of Dr. Dean.

In a statement, Ms. Weingarten said that Mr. Gyurko would coordinate the union's "efforts to explore the pros, cons and options in attempting to create and run" its own charter school.