Sentence examples for relevant unions from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the Celtic unions and Italy, who make up the RaboDirect Pro 12, all issued statements on Wednesday which said they remained committed to a pan-European competition and that they would not allow their professional teams to take part in tournaments which did not have the full approval of the International Rugby Board and the relevant unions.

Lloyds said it had consulted the relevant unions, Accord, Unite and LTU before it made the announcement.

"The board reiterated that European club competitions must be organised by ERC, and that any purported cross-border club tournaments needed the approval both of the IRB International Rugby Boardd), and of the relevant unions who are shareholders of ERC.

Reacting to the regions' statement, the WRU said Welsh "teams" would play in the Heineken Cup and the Pro12 next season, and any cross-border competition would need to be approved by the relevant unions.

But in practice it is more complicated, as von Heyden explains: ?On the one hand, the 12 year period itself could be extended (or reduced) for specific disciplines by collective labour agreements between the relevant unions and the state (as the employer of university staff).

However, when the automated sorting system was initially conceived, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers and other relevant unions objected to it, mainly because the wages of those who ran the new automated machines were much lower than those who had hand-sorted mail.

The relevant union in Mexico city, the one whose members threw the light-bulbs, is firmly against.

Precedent also exists, again exemplified by Royal Mail, to allow the relevant union to stage a very short non-disruptive strike of 15 minutes in order to keep the mandate live.

Submission of an approved termination form by a department results in final payment to an employee, including any final salary payments, any accrued but unused vacation balance, and, in the case of retirement, payment for sick leave for support staff (under Section 4.3.15) or for service staff (under the relevant union contract).

"What people are fed up of is strike action that hasn't been properly supported by the members of the relevant union.

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