"My dad would be so proud of me: 'I'm a drug user, but I finally joined a union!' " But he found himself agreeing with much of what Mr. Jackson was talking about.
Finally, a suburban union of French and English cities announced that they were raising a $2.5 million fund to pay for legal challenges and protest rallies.
Finally, swathed in a Union flag, Hoy pointed repeatedly at the cheering, roaring, crowd, was carried shoulder-high around the velodrome edge by his team staff, and then waited, for one last time, for the national anthem to ring out in acknowledgement of his achievements.
Finally, members of a union have to pay "dues" - fees that are used to run the union itself, pay pensions, pay union organizers and lawyers, lobby the government for favorable policy-making, and some use a portion of dues to a "strike fund" - money used to pay union members so they'll be able to support themselves during a strike.
I could die for you"), Victor Hugo rhapsodising over Adele Foucher ("When two souls, which have sought each other for however long in the throng, have finally found each other, a union, fiery and pure as they themselves, begins on earth and continues forever in heaven.
Last week, the company and the union finally agreed to hold a union election, despite the fact that a majority of employees had already signaled their desire to join the union by completing cards.
Finally, a strong presence of union representatives, often present in low‐wage manufacturing industries, translates into lower person effects.
The House's aviation bill, led by Representative James Oberstar, a Democrat of Minnesota and a union champion, would finally put the two companies on the same footing.
