Sentence examples for recognized unions from inspiring English sources

According to a report in the Harvard Business Review, 30 digital news sites and newspapers have recognized unions since 2015.

The families that are struggling for the right to form legally recognized unions, with the full and complete protection of federal law, are not all privileged.

It is heartening to learn that a judge in Massachusetts has ruled in favor of same-sex couples from New York who went to the state in pursuit of legally recognized unions.

After Mr. Gomez Urrutia assumed the leadership of the union in 2001, he altered the traditionally placid labor relations between the country's officially recognized unions and the private sector.

Some private-sector employers have voluntarily recognized unions in new establishments in return for union cooperation and participation in the task of designing the work system, training the work force, and starting up operations.

The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 recognized unions' rights to collectively bargain, and imposed a duty on employers to bargain in good faith.

An honorary member of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Mrs. Janeway was the last recognized Union widow.

"There were gasps, clapping, grins," Pearce, who is also a member of the paper's recently recognized union, said.

Columbia could become the second private university in the U.S. whose student workers belong to a recognized union.

If they are successful in their larger campaign, Columbia could become the second private university in the U.S. whose student workers belong to a recognized union.

Is it reasonable for me to claim queerness when I've benefited so much from heterosexual privilege: shared health insurance, uncomplicated baby-making, implicit legal guardianship, inarguable life insurance beneficiaries, a federally recognized union?