Sentence examples for employees voting from inspiring English sources

In May, they scored their first victory at the flagship store in the West Village, with 57 employees voting to unionize.

In March 1999, Hudson News employees voted against joining.

In March, the employees voted to become part of Teamsters Local 966.

By Tuesday, 472 print employees voted in favor of the contract while 43 voted against and one employee abstained.

On the digital side, 49 employees voted for the contract while 21 employees were against the plan.

In that election, the Kaiser employees voted to stay in the service employees union instead of joining a rival, the National Union of Healthcare Workers, by a vote of 18,290 to 11,364.

In September 2005, the company's Brooklyn employees voted 15 to 5 to unionize, with one ballot challenged.

As evidenced by the outcome of the elections, not all card-signing employees vote for the union.

And when notified on Friday that they were being laid off, the employees voted to stage a sit-in.

When the seal was recovered, the Museum of the City of New York initially took possession, but returned it after employees voted to have it back.

This happens when a majority of union employees vote to terminate the union shop provision in their contract thus removing a union's most desired form of security.