Sentence examples for lay union from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, an RMT activist was victimised upon returning to work after serving as a lay union officer.

By June 1862, pro-Confederate Memphis, Nashville and the western half of the state lay in Union military control — with Andrew Johnson installed as military governor in March 1862 — while pro-Union East Tennessee remained under Confederate occupation.

After leaving school, Wilson worked as a shop assistant then as a clerical worker in the civil service where he was a lay trade union official.

In a message posted on its Web site, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants said Wednesday that it had received notice from American of its intent to lay off union members with the least seniority.

In a 59-page ruling that the parties received yesterday, the arbitrator, Shyam Das, concluded that Verizon violated a job-security provision that said the company could not lay off union workers unless an external event directly reduced the need for employees.

Accusing museum officials of lying, many union members say they are sure attendance is down.

Unless you count the big national bucks that lie in union busting.

Last week, the United Steelworkers of America union said the company wanted to lay off 2,000 union members.

Six blocks to the north lay the July credit union statement of Charles S. Semah.

By the time the union lay in pieces all around him, he had started to see what he might have done differently.

As it was, salvation from its foes lay only in union, and, after abortive attempts had been made at one-man rule, Saul became king of all of Israel (c. 1020 bce).