Sentence examples for organized unions from inspiring English sources

Justice Reichbach was born in Brooklyn on Oct. 9, 1946, and grew up in Flatbush, one of two sons of a machinist who organized unions.

"In the early 1970s, when one in three male workers were organized, unions were often prominent voices for equity, not just for their members, but for all workers," the two professors wrote.

At 81, having organized unions, written novels and directed a handful of immortal films, Mr. Sembene surely has nothing left to prove, but "Moolaade" may well be his autumnal masterpiece - a rousingly political film that is a critique of traditional forms of authority and a celebration of the warmth and dynamism of African village life.

Eugene Debs organized unions and Jane Adams settlement houses.

Workers have organized unions in most sectors of the government, even in the FBI.

We increased wages, and organized unions; we made school public and available to everyone.

A full 30 million workers want to be part of an organized union, but only 70,000 workers successfully organize each year.

Working with the local organizers allows you to access seasoned union personnel who have experience organizing unions and negotiating fair contracts.

Some workers who have tried to organize unions have been dismissed or harassed.

From their earliest efforts to organize, unions have been confronted with hostile judges and antiunion doctrines.

Even as a high school student, he demonstrated for civil rights and helped organize unions.