It will not, to use Michael's own words, be a short road to recovery, but I am certain that I echo a multitude of voices throughout the union-playing nations in wishing him a speedy and complete return to health.
She wants to use the latest lawsuit to speak publicly about what she thinks are a multitude of problems in the sport, including a union that she maintains has grown complacent and is too cozy with ownership.
The Bangladeshi government also vowed to upgrade safety standards and revise labor laws to allow unions to form, after a multitude of earlier pledges went largely unfilled.
You join a multitude of caring people.
A multitude of factors, England's poor Rugby World Cup union campaign and the first international rugby league action on home soil for two years among them, have created a real opportunity for the sport over the coming weeks.
Union numbers have suffered for a multitude of reasons, including economic deregulation, industrial jobs shifting abroad, new technology being introduced, and growing numbers of Americans moving into more "flexible" kinds of freelance work.
That gives unions more bargaining power in two ways: the big investment made it hard for firms to exit the labour market; and it was a lot easier to unionise (and then negotiate with) a few big establishments than a multitude of small ones.There is still a question over how much value unions can offer to workers in exchange for their dues.
His charge: to transform a charitable organization into the voice for retired players, to merge a multitude of factions, to forge improved relationships with the league and its players union, which recently decertified.
The union would attract massive viewership, which could be segmented into a multitude of segments sold to advertisers at a premium.
The European Union has played its part by enforcing internal competition rules and promoting a multitude of free-trade deals.
