Sentence examples for profitable union from inspiring English sources

Baron had turned the RFU from a loss-making organisation into the most profitable union in the world.

Even at manufacturing companies that are profitable, union workers are reluctantly agreeing to tiered contracts that create two levels of pay.

The result has been a profitable union of youth, d.j.s, night clubs, and festivals, along with a type of music that feels less like a genre than like a phenomenon.

But this thrilling and profitable union pales into insignificance when you consider the implications for the prince's demobilised heart, a capricious organ so free, in fact, that it has become sensationally untethered from the attentions of his now ex-girlfriend, Chelsy Davy.

"The bank's announcement of its intention to cease the sale of standalone protection products through its bancassurance sales force is devastating news for all concerned and comes after many years of pruning and cutting staff numbers in an attempt to make this business area profitable," the Accord union said.

Analyst Bill Myers found that lending autos to people with poor credit can be profitable for credit unions, but they need to help clients select good cars, work more closely with them to ensure repayment and provide things like mechanical breakdown insurance — in some ways services similar to those provided by More Than Wheels, but in a more standardized format.

Payday loans are still the most profitable loans the credit union makes, said Jim Blaine, president of the company.

On Platinum's Web site, the company cites the actions it took to make The Union-Tribune profitable.

"In the past four to six months, people have realised that it's more profitable again," says Ezzat Naem, the union leader and head of the Spirit of Youth, a local non-governmental organisation.

Seeing that General Electric is one of the world's most profitable companies, the electronic workers' union fought against concessions on health coverage and sought to squeeze every last cent it could in wage increases.

AMR declared bankruptcy in November, and says it needs $1.06 billion in annual labor savings, including $842 million from its unions, to become profitable.