Sentence examples for may unions from inspiring English sources
As the Guardian's Rose Hackman wrote in May, "unions today represent just 11.3% of American workers, down from 28.3% in 1954.
The government may hit unions' general funds by ending the automatic deduction of subs from wages.
Henry Blodget says: "Hate To Say It, But If Companies Don't Start Paying People Better, We May Need Unions".
Indeed, because large rents may induce unions to enter industries to capture these rents, our regressions must be seen as descriptive and not causal.
Further developments in the EU legislation regarding information and consultation rights for MNE employees may push unions towards coordination of bargaining activities at company level.
LAT relationships also may be unions in which the partners already know they are compatible and plan to marry or cohabit as soon as practical circumstances allow.
The definition, by which non-union was confirmed, was not uniform across studies, which may affect union rates to a lesser extent.
Such a rise may deter union members from affiliating.
The proposal may overcome union concern about the loss of jobs in Scotland and Cumbria.
Whilst this may suggest union had occurred, the absence of longer term follow-up had prevented full confirmation.
Three control variables are used which may affect union formation: general health (time varying), the highest level of educational attainment, and the year of the interview (using dummies).
