Sentence examples for impose union from inspiring English sources

Similarly, company negotiators know that to grant jurisdiction over workers not currently represented by the guild would bring up against legal questions — can they impose union membership on a unit whose members have not signed up?

Patrick also said that Hyatt's workplace safety record "has been validated" by the OSHA, and counter-claimed that OSHA investigations had been instigated by Unite Here "as part of its ongoing campaign to pressure Hyatt to impose union membership on employees".

Since then, the city has raised property taxes by 30percentt, made large budget cuts and imposed union concessions.

"We have heard that they are going to engage in rule-making that could impose 'quickie' union elections, perhaps in 5 to 10 days," Mr. Coxson said.

Members of the union, the Public Employees Federation, voted by 27,718 to 11,645, to approved the revised contract, which federation leaders had negotiated in an effort to prevent the job cuts that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo was set to impose after union members rejected their first tentative contract in September.

Justice Burger dissented arguing that the NLRB had not adequately explained and justified its decision to impose the union representative presence requirement.

Lawyers for the airline said yesterday that US Airways would be in danger of liquidation without the emergency cuts, which the airline has asked the court to impose on unions that have not reached agreements on permanent cuts.

Will's fellow Washington Post Columnist Martin Feldstein blamed all of Detroit's problems on the unions, writing that the basic reason the Big Three can't compete: "is labor costs imposed by union contracts".

His imposing tribal union disappeared with him.

His move follows restrictions imposed on union activity in Whitehall by the Cabinet Office minister, Francis Maude, on Monday.

After the report exposed a confusing and ultimately porous regulatory framework that did nothing to regulate the quality of water in soft drinks, the health minister, Sushma Swaraj, said the government would consider imposing European Union standards on the water in soft drinks.