More trouble lies ahead: Unions anticipate a 2016 ballot measure that would give decision-making power on new employee pensions to voters, not the elected officials who have remained more loyal to labor than have rank-and-file residents.
Opposition parties and local labor, business, and human rights groups sought to have the referendum declared unconstitutional, but a Supreme Court loyal to Mr. Chavez ruled that the vote "does not affect union freedom".
His father was a Czech Communist diplomat, who was displayed in a show trial, and, although a loyal Communist, sent to a labor camp.
The dominant emotion among the most loyal of Democratic constituencies -- labor, liberals, minorities -- is disappointment borne of unfulfilled high hopes.
He had hoped for solid backing from organized labor, after years of loyal advocacy for the unions on trade and other issues.
It was not coincidental that those working in Varadero (who now include perhaps a fifth of the Cardenas labor force) tended to be loyal revolutionaries.
The thinking appears to be that she'll score points with Sanders voters and with organized labor, while Biden, as a loyal member of the Administration, will have to support the T.P.P. — a classic triangulation.
The Edwards campaign is banking on the pent-up frustration of traditional and loyal Democratic voters, especially those in organized labor to muscle him to the top this week.
I am the loyal one whose ancestors through their free labor (read: slavery) contributed greatly to make this the wealthiest nation in the history of man.
She chaired the labor committee and established herself as loyal to labor interests, but made a point of establishing relationships with Republicans on the committee.
