Sentence examples for permit union from inspiring English sources
After the New Westminster diocese decided to permit union ceremonies, several dissenting parishes there effectively put themselves under the authority of a different Canadian diocese.
The Court looked to the language of the Act and the legislative history and concluded that they did not permit union dues to be used for such political purposes, thus avoiding "serious doubt of the Act's constitutionality". Id., at 749, 81 S.Ct. at 1789.
The laws of Wisconsin, as declared by its highest court, permit unions to endeavor to induce an employer, when unionizing his shop, to agree to refrain from working in his business with his own handsso to endeavor although none of his employees is a member of a union.
Across the country, about two dozen states have laws that permit unions to require fees.
Other States have rejected the "right to work" approach and permit unions to require contributions from nonmembers, while protecting those nonmembers' rightto opt out of supporting the union's political activities.
The incentive to improve working conditions and permit unions has come from Washington, where in 1998 trade negotiators were preparing to put quotas on fast-growing Cambodian garment imports.
The case has been closely followed in legal circles, in part because the Reagan Administration, splitting with some of its conservative supporters, urged the Court to permit unions to use their members' compulsory dues for political purposes.
McDonald's and Yum! Brands' KFC will permit unions to organize in the Chinese stores.
Despite improvements in working conditions in recent years, labor groups say the maquiladoras still ignore basic labor rights, refusing to permit unions and paying wages as low as $4.60 a day.
Union supporters assumed that God had permitted Union victory, and Confederates were confounded that God had permitted them to lose the war.
Among these concessions was a "good standing clause," which in effect permitted union leaders to deny work in the fields to any worker who challenged their decisions.
