Sentence examples for membership at work from inspiring English sources

Among those I met there was Bob Checorski, a 76-year-old sweating from his exertions after rowing an impressive 11,000 metres, who told me he began six years ago after losing free gym membership at work.

It was also clear that ALEC's staff and membership had been at work for more than a decade on a broad range of issues important to my former industry, from turning over state Medicaid programs to private insurers to letting them market highly profitable junk insurance.

If you feel obligated to work out, you won't skip out on your gym membership after school or at work.

But growth was halted abruptly in 1920, with membership at 45 percent of the work force, and in conditions of heavy unemployment there followed a long decline into the early 1930s.

"I think in many ways we may be facing the biggest threat but we're also facing the biggest opportunity, because there has never been a more important time to build not just union membership but a movement for fairness at work".

There has never been a more important time to build not just union membership but a movement for fairness at work Frances O'Grady, TUC general secretary "There were a few people who you'd say, 'hey, guys, do you know we're unionised… do you know what a union is?' and they'd say, 'No'," recalls Ritzy worker Nia Hughes, who led a campaign for a living wage at the cinema that started in 2013.

Consider forgoing a gym membership and work out at home instead.

There are other important benefits too from membership including good employment rights for people at work to research grants for our universities and support for our farmers.

We should also be mindful of social structure, as we may have two different factors at work: familiarity and group membership.

Your employer may have credit union membership as part of its benefits packages, even allowing employees to make deposits into their account at work.

(There are an additional three million people with $15- or $24-a-month 24-a-months who connect using broadband connections they buy separately from cable or phone companies or obtain at work).