Sentence examples for long-time union from inspiring English sources

But Middlemiss, a councillor as well as a long-time union official, is deeply worried.

Henon is a long-time union official who joined the council in 2012.

My mother, a teacher and long-time union member, said the Communist bloc had always been the elephant in the room during tough negotiations.

Cruise, now 51, shocked the world by announcing his relationship with a much younger Katie Holmes, after ending his long-time union with Nicole Kidman.

Bill Fletcher, a columnist for the Black Commentator and a long time union activist - as well as a born-again baseball fan - said to me, "We have to teach a basic lesson to the corporate racist right: their actions will not be ignored.

The most outspoken backer of the event is the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee (IWOC), an arm of the International Workers of the World, a long-time international union with a taste for revolutionary rhetoric (from your high school American history textbook, you may recall the "Wobblies" of the IWW).

Ann Field, a long-time national print union official and architect of the exhibition, says the dispute was not really about new technology (over which, she says, the unions were willing to negotiate).

Long-time activist and union organiser, Helen Kelly died aged 52 on Friday morning.

Never has his long-time work for union rights been more needed in the public and media arenas.

Friedrichs is one of more than 20 cases in which conservative, libertarian or anti-union groups are seeking to have courts declare unconstitutional mandatory union fees or even the long-time tradition of exclusive union representation.

With his comments, Donohue -- a long-time foe of labor unions in both the private and public sector -- underscored the extent to which debate over labor policy has shifted from the federal to the state level.