Sentence examples for likely to be unionised from inspiring English sources
Will unqualified teachers be less likely to be unionised?
They are less likely to be unionised than locals, and less likely to feel the resentment towards white bosses that apartheid fostered among black South Africans.
The employees will continue to be unionised (and presumably patriotic) American citizens.
In Nordic countries, it is the norm for workers to be unionised.
They were committed trade unionists who bombed the LA newspaper because it didn't want its employees to be unionised.
Least likely to: Be catty.
Given that there are no reliable national figures on how many staff work in day centres across England, and that it is likely that respondents who are unionised and concerned about day centre closures were more likely to complete the survey, it is not presented here as a representative sample; the need for further work to build a representative national picture is fully appreciated.
No one knows.A more immediate worry is a bill that would in effect abolish workers' rights to a secret ballot before being unionised.
The public-sector banks are unionised and resistant to change.Private banks, meanwhile, are not charities.
For starters, they would abolish the right to a secret ballot before workers are unionised.
