We therefore conclude that part of the reason why the employment effects depend on the context lies in the fact that unions are more often unmarried unions in more egalitarian societies.
Page C1 Sports HORMONE TESTING IN DOUBT, SAYS N.F.L. PLAYERS UNION Two weeks after the N.F.L. announced that, starting this season, every player would be tested for human growth hormone at least once a year, and possibly much more often, its players union said there may be no H.G.H. testing at all.
One possible explanation for this could be that migration of Mexican women is more often for family union compared to migration of Mexican men suggesting that women have more family support in bad economic times that lowers their return migration.
And, even though US-born workers tend to join unions more often than foreign-born workers, in New York, the two groups are equal in their rates of unionization.
Few serving prime ministers express their commitment to the union more often or more clearly than May.
"She does exceedingly well in forums like Chambers of Commerce talks, where she exudes common sense and competence, while still maintaining core Democratic values -- education, health care, and sympathy for unions". More often than not, Sebelius has harnessed legislative consensus for her agenda.
A tentative conclusion is that LAT is more often a stage in the union formation process than an alternative to marriage and cohabitation.
A tentative conclusion is that LAT is more often a stage in the union formation process than an alternative to marriage and cohabitation, as has been suggested by others (e.g., Castro-Martín, Domínguez-Folguers, and Martín-García 2008; Duncan and Phillips 2010).
Compared to a standard ankle fusion, ankle fusion after a failed arthroplasty more often results in a non-union (Hopgood et al. 2006, Kotnis et al. 2006).
Although he more often represented management, he also had union clients, including, for the last 22 years, the Detectives Endowment Association of the New York City Police Department.
