Sentence examples for opposed unionization from inspiring English sources

Some had opposed unionization.

He successfully opposed unionization at his company, yet he rails against élites.

Theresa Furr, a second-grade teacher at the Wrightwood campus, said she opposed unionization.

While the degree of opposition to unions varies among countries, this opposition is perhaps strongest in the United States, where employers have aggressively opposed unionization of their employees.

Cornell graduate students, who have worked with the United Automobile Workers on an organizing campaign, applauded Cornell's position at a time when Brown, Columbia and Tufts have all opposed unionization on their campuses.

Anytime that management did anything to oppose unionization, union activists could come to offices and factories and make their pitch.

Ernie de Roza, a driver at the South San Francisco plant, opposes unionization, saying the union has deceived some workers into backing it.

The museum says that it does not oppose unionization, but that any union should include all employees, not just part-time guides.

The museum asserts that it does not oppose unionization, but says that any union should include all employees of the museum, not merely the part-time guides.

Although the University of Wisconsin and several other public universities have had graduate student unions for some time, most administrations still oppose unionization.

Officials at Cintas and many other companies say that they have a First Amendment right to oppose unionization and that it is fairer to gauge pro-union sentiment through an election rather than by signing cards.