Sentence examples for improve union from inspiring English sources

We need to improve union density globally.

However, other efforts to improve union transparency, including giving workers the right to vote on their own contract, remained out.

The green paper highlights how the Government is 'currently taking steps through our trade union reforms to improve union practices and increase transparency around how funds are spent'.

Another billion, with matching funds, will be invested in Los Angeles to improve Union Station as a major transportation hub and fix the Anaheim corridor.

Although workplace conditions improved, union leaders said, the company refused to negotiate a raise or attend arbitration sessions at the Labor Ministry.

It said: "Unite had high hopes that Whitbread's membership of the ETI would open the doors to better working conditions and improved union relations in the notoriously anti-union and exploitative UK hospitality industry as the ETI base code, which is founded on the conventions of the International Labour Organisation, includes the right to freedom of association and to bargain collectively.

In a recent comparative study, Bedi et al. [3] found that internal fixation of the neck fracture followed by retrograde nailing of the shaft fracture led to more accurate reduction and improved union rates compared with a single cephalomedullary device.

Advantages include continuity of device until union, reduced risk of infection, early mobilization, restoration of primary defect caused by bone loss, easy and accurate application, convertibility and versatility compared with a monolateral fixator, and improved union rate and range of motion for lower extremity long-bone fractures in patients with multiple traumatic injuries [13].

Other progressives have similarly articulated legislation that'd expand Medicare or paid family leave, and Sanders has been barnstorming for issues like raising the minimum wage and improving union protections.

On the one hand, a higher share of childbearing within cohabitation can reduce the share of negatively selected couples among cohabiting parents, which in turn improves union stability (Heuveline and Timberlake 2004; Steele et al. 2006).

On the one hand, the higher share of childbearing within cohabitation in eastern Germany may have reduced the share of negatively selected couples among cohabiting parents, which should in turn have improved union stability.