Sentence examples for groups of unions from inspiring English sources

They were particularly active in the bourses du travail ("labour exchanges"), local groups of unions originally established to find work for their members.

The different industrial sectors had collective agreements that were negotiated by groups of unions and employer associations.

So groups of union members or wealthy CEOs could continue donating.

In 1901, together with small groups of union activists, former Populists, socialists, and a sprinkling of intellectuals and reformers, Debs established the Socialist Party of America.

Serwotka said "different tactics" would be needed if a smaller group of unions continued action.

But a group of unions, charities and teachers called the Asylum Coalition is not convinced.

A group of unions has called for a nationwide strike for next Tuesday.

As a group of unions we believe that an American championship would contribute significantly to the development of the game".

However, Serwotka admitted that a smaller group of unions might need to go it alone in staging further walkouts.

But Michael Sommer, the head of an umbrella group of unions, said earlier this month that he would not stage demonstrations to oppose Mr. Schröder.

Deriding Mr. Moritz as a "billionaire speculator," a group of unions organized a noisy protest last week in front of his San Francisco home.