Sentence examples for council union from inspiring English sources

The leadership changes announced at District Council 37, the city's largest municipal union, will in some ways complicate and in other ways ease Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's efforts to negotiate a contract with the council, union leaders and labor experts said yesterday.

The largest council union, Unison, is to discuss how to respond to the imposition of a three-year pay deal with the other council unions, the GMB and Unite, next week.

The details of the offer may mean that it is difficult for council unions to reopen their pay deal.

It said following the latest meeting with the council, unions had been left with no option but to proceed with a strike.

In the east of England, Cambridge city council was the only authority that stood out in March against a proposed 23-council union across the huge expanse of Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.

The decision provoked uproar from councils, unions and Labour politicians who warned of a catastrophic effect on pupils.

We drew on preexisting relationships with child care councils, unions, and activists to recruit study participants.

Officers are elected to various posts by a show of hands, as in a council or union meeting.

The boards of smaller funds often consist of about 10 people, including mayors, comptrollers, city council members, union leaders, retirees and citizens.

"We're at a crossroads," said Leon Deetlefs, national compliance manager for the bargaining council of union and employer representatives that sets minimum wages for the garment manufacturing industry.

The Doctors Council, a union representing salaried physicians, announced yesterday that the National Labor Relations Board had upheld the council's right to represent almost 200 doctors at Metropolitan Hospital in Manhattan.