Sentence examples for organizing victory from inspiring English sources

In other signs of labor's strength, white-collar workers, including doctors and psychologists, are flocking into unions as never before, and labor registered its biggest organizing victory in 60 years by unionizing 74,000 Los Angeles home-care workers last year.

In about one-third of organizing victories, unions are unable to get their first collective agreements and establish bargaining relationships.

And total organizing victories dropped by 46% in the first five years after passage and by 30% the next five.

And Mr. Pulaski said the organizing victories and progressive politics in California create a hospitable hothouse atmosphere for organizing, encouraging other workers to unionize.

From Mexicans working in greengrocers to West African deliverymen to South Asian limo drivers, immigrants have chalked up a series of organizing victories.

Marshall was an extraordinary case: the chief of staff who organized victory in World War II and then served as a successful secretary of State.

Reports by CNN's Wolf Blitzer from the Pentagon made it seem as if all that remained was to organize the victory parade.

I represent the silent majority.' " Two weeks after the verdict, one of Browne Sanders's three sisters organized a victory celebration at a Manhattan restaurant.

In May 1795, when an obscure deputy demanded the arrest of all the members of the former committees and named Carnot, he was saved by another deputy who shouted, "He organized the victory".

As returns came in showing that Pawar was winning, his campaign hastily organized a victory gathering at the Timber Lanes bowling alley on West Irving Park Road.

He returned to Calgary in 1919 to organize the Victory Stampede in honour of soldiers returning from World War I. Weadick's festival became an annual event in 1923 when it merged with the Calgary Industrial Exhibition to create the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede.