In 1929, it was proposed that "Pymble students should form a separate Union" and that an equitable division of Union funds should be undertaken.
Mr. Clark also aeerted that each of its subsidiaries should be required to hold a separate union vote.
Television advertising of tobacco products is already banned under a separate union law.
Because the old Baby Bells had separate union agreements, the various regional union contracts often have different expiration dates.
A separate union represents workers there, and that union has not endorsed Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican contender.
And he is undeterred by a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board against a separate union of physicians in South Jersey.
Last weekend, the city and a separate union division that represents 2,500 white-collar employees agreed on a contract that provides for a 10percentt wage increase.
A separate union local represents the airline's baggage handlers and other ground workers but is not part of the organizing effort.
The Public Employees Federation, a separate union that represents 54,000 professional workers, is negotiating with the state over its contract, which expired last year.
In the nineteen-sixties, the Bodos and a few other tribes living in the plains of Assam unsuccessfully sought a separate Union Territory, a sort of state directly governed by federal government.
Battalion Chief Jack J. McDonnell, president of a separate union, the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, said the plan "came as no surprise, because clearly every agency has been mandated by the mayor to cut costs".
