"real union" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a solid, strong bond between two entities, such as two countries or two people. For example, you could say: "The real union between the two countries was strengthened after they signed a peace treaty."
The Duchy of Livonia, tied to Lithuania in real union since the Union of Grodno in 1566, came under Polish Lithuanian joint sovereignty.
The real union is with Washington.
The AFT was more of a "real" union.
The baseball union that Miller took over, however, was not a real union.
In other first legs, holders Sevilla face Real Union (third tier) on Wednesday (1800).
A real union between Serbia, Belarus and Russia is not utopian.
Sometimes he stressed the importance of labor unions -- real unions, run by their own members, instead of the state unions that are run by the PRI.
Some can gain monopoly powers to organise in a workplace, leading to the widespread existence of phantom "unions of protection", which exist only to collect money from bosses in return for keeping real unions out.
But I would argue that it's China's steadily growing wealth — which comes from trade, and especially, manufacturing — that will ultimately transform it into a nation where real unions and real worker rights can and do exist.
NBA report: Scott Ostler in the San Francisco Chronicle: "Derrick Coleman called Mailman Malone an Uncle Tom, because he's such a sell-out weaselly wimp that he actually attends team practices!" League of their own: Jim Caple of the St. Paul Pioneer Press on the baseball strike: "When real unions go on strike, their members grab picket signs and protest management's actions.
If workers organize into real labor unions, the unions could eventually become an alternate political movement.
