Sentence examples for lack union from inspiring English sources

McDonald's workers are mainly young, are paid just above the minimum wage, lack union representation and are tied to zero-hours contracts.

But, unlike actors in the US, who rely on strong unions like SAG and AFTRA, models in the US lack union support and basic workplace protections.

But non-teaching employees who work at charters usually lack union job protections and are not covered by the $15 wage.

This is a key function in the modern economy where workers increasingly lack union representation: A wage board goes beyond firm-level bargaining to set rates across an entire industry.

If we are to reduce recidivism at all, organized labor must head into the states where officers lack unions and gather them together, leveraging the collective power of these individuals who – through the way they are treated and, in turn, treat prisoners – can be the engine of rehabilitation and reform.

"There is a strong feeling that the sense of responsibility lacks," union law minister Veerappa Moily told The Guardian yesterday (Wednesday).

Although Mr. Booker lacked union and party support, he compensated with paid labor and a battalion of volunteers sold on his promise to bring significant change to Newark, a place that has made notable progress but still ranks as one of the nation's poorest cities.

Juncker acknowledged the European Union was in a bad state, saying "it is lacking Europe and it is lacking Union".

"This is also an issue of lack of union power," said Richard Freeman, a Harvard economist.

The governor ordered a quick rewriting of the application over the Memorial Day weekend, and the lack of union support for that final version actually cost the state more points than the clerical mistake that went unnoticed.

Among them was Sara Jane Sluke, one of 12 writers for "America's Next Top Model" who went on strike in July because of a lack of union representation for writers on that show.