Sentence examples for maritime workers from inspiring English sources

The institute, a social services agency for maritime workers founded in 1834, is moving to Port Newark, N.J.

The 400 professional patrollers had been represented by a maritime workers union until it disbanded last summer.

After working for the unionization of maritime workers in Sydney, he was elected to the New South Wales legislature in 1894 as a Labor Party member.

He became a full-time organizer of maritime workers and longshoremen in San Francisco, which he did while writing prolifically for left-wing publications of all kinds, from the smallest union newsletter to The Nation magazine.

This 120-year-old brand is famous for its durable striped cotton T-shirts, which were once the standard uniform of Brittany's maritime workers and have been fancied by such taste makers as Coco Chanel and Pablo Picasso.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND The village was once home to sand miners and maritime workers who fished for oysters and clams, and landscapers and housekeepers who worked in Sands Point, a swanky neighbor to the north.

A port security program initiated by the Coast Guard shortly after the start of the Korean War required a review of every maritime worker who loaded or worked aboard any American ship, regardless of cargo or destination.

Bob Crow, the general secretary of the Railway, Maritime and Transport workers' union (RMT), who died of a heart attack on March 11th, aged just 52, was a big exception.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport workers union (RMT) he led repeatedly won pay rises for its members even as wages were falling elsewhere.

He will first speak at a protest organised by Unite and rail unions – the Transport Salaried Staffs Association Raill, Maritime and Transport Workers; and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen – at London Bridge station as part of their campaign day.

Arbitration agreements were generally enforceable in the workplace except for maritime and railroad workers and others who, like those, were engaged in the actual, physical movement of goods across state lines.