Sentence examples for effective unions from inspiring English sources

But they have no choice, since they work in low-paid jobs, without effective unions or an adequate social safety net.

No. 5 troubles me, because if public employees had no effective unions they would not share in the public budget commensurate with their key importance for the state's economy, current and future.

That makes it extremely difficult to organise effective unions, and Boeing hoped it wouldn't have as many strikes at a plant in South Carolina as it had experienced at its plants in Seattle in recent years.

More effective unions would help, as would programs to give workers the skills they need to compete better in the 21st century workplace.

Unfortunately, rather than having substantive discussions about how effective unions actually make companies more profitable while rewarding employees with a greater share of record profits, we get mired in nugatory rhetoric such as the wages of union leaders.

In ways, the struggle is between efficiency and satisfaction with the status quo, between those who say a merger is needed to create a more effective, efficient union and those who say that the N.E.A. is terrific as is and that there is no need to change it.

Effective union requires reliable sternal fixation.

It will help us run a more effective union.

The "toolkit" sets out four "tactics" for depleting their power – "effective union reform", in its language.

"His death signalled the end of the only truly radical and in some ways truly effective union of the time".

Yet none of that is likely to sway Fehr, perhaps North America's most effective union leader over the past three decades.