Sentence examples for reduce unions from inspiring English sources

Republican and business leaders — noting that Florida's state employees contribute nothing toward their pensions — have praised Mr. Thrasher's bill because it would reduce unions' leverage over health coverage and pensions.

Conservatives have done nothing about industrial relations in the past 20 years save to try to reduce unions' power, undermine collective bargaining, and erode its companion, the right to strike.

That, he argued, could reduce unions' power, to the benefit of local budgets.

We saw this on Tuesday when the mayor of San Jose, California won a referendum 70-30 to reduce union pensions and benefits.

But those that do are likely to reduce union influence in election campaigns, with reverberations for both parties.

Trade unionists worry that the reforms will reduce union membership, undermining the consensual system of labour relations.

For example, when it discusses individual contracts, the report notes that "statutory individual arrangements have also been used to reduce union influence over the setting of employment terms and conditions, or to de-unionise the workforce".

Indiana's Republican-dominated legislature enacted a "right to work" law last February that is likely to reduce union membership, and in Michigan, the Republican-dominated legislature and the Republican governor also enacted a "right to work" law last month.

The end of the strike eased political pressure on Emanuel, a former top aide to U.S. President Barack Obama, and for Democrats worried that the fight might reduce union support for Obama in the November elections.

He attacks collective bargaining agreements, pension and benefits, in order to reduce union membership and political donations while he himself is supported lavishly by over $30 Million in Koch contributions.

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