Sentence examples for petitioning workers from inspiring English sources
The board did recommend that a relatively small subset of the petitioning workers be allowed to receive the expedited benefits.
On its surface the work commemorates the massacre of petitioning workers outside the czar's Winter Palace on Jan . 9 1905, and its second movement includes a harrowing tone painting of the gunshots and the crowd's terror.
But some of that evidence was collected by the private detective, Reynold Selvaggio who, some of the petition workers said in interviews and testimony, flashed his F.B.I. badge "like he was law enforcement," as one worker, Reynaldo Duncan, said in an interview.
Wherever he goes, he petitions office workers for phone and computer use to write his dispatches.
Salon.com reported that a 79-year-old McDonald's employee, who had worked for the chain since 1996 earning $7.40 an hour, was fired after his bosses discovered he was petitioning co-workers.
They've printed up message buttons ("Unite!"), reached out to activists involved with the Occupy movement and circulated a petition asking workers whether they'd be willing to make concessions.
Note that your employer can, and often will, challenge the legitimacy of your petition and/or worker support as demonstrated by authorization cards.
Under Mr. Sweeney's idea, a secret ballot would be held probably within five or 10 days of a substantial number of workers petitioning for a union.
The regulations, first announced in June, aim to ensure that unionization elections are held within 21 days of workers petitioning to have a union, down from what the agency says is a median of 38 days.
Among the ideas that have stalled in Congress since the Democrats lost their 60-vote supermajority in the Senate is requiring snap unionization elections — within 7 to 10 days of pro-union workers petitioning for an election.
The second was to contain workers' petitions; as long as there were no violent actions against coal mines or governments, petitions were allowed.
