Sentence examples for second largest union from inspiring English sources

The endorsement from the state's second largest union gave much-needed help to Mr. McCall, a Democrat.

François Chérèque, secretary general of the country's second largest union, C.F.D.T., said Monday night on television that he was open to talks on better job opportunities for young people and senior citizens.

"All the ingredients are there for a general strike," Didier Le Reste, national secretary for railroad workers at the Confédération Générale du Travail, France's second largest union, told Europe 1 radio.

The son of the head of the Boston Police Department's second largest union was arrested in connection with a plot to attack Marshfield High School with explosives and kill students and teachers.

"I am quite happy with the speech; it wasn't the clash we predicted," said Derek Simpson, a former Communist who stunned 10 Downing Street in July by winning control of Amicus, Britain's second largest union, from Sir Ken Jackson, the prime minister's closest ally in the labor movement.

SEIU Local 73 is the second largest union in CPS, representing 5,500 custodians, child welfare attendants, watchmen, special education classroom assistants, children and family benefit liaisons, school bus aides, parent workers, security officers, security aides and PT security officers working in CPS.

The GMB, which is Britain's third largest union, has announced it will cut the fees paid to Labour by its members by around one million pounds.

and second largest in public services (bus drivers, cafeteria workers etc).. Also growing by leaps and bounds, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees is the second or third largest union in the country.

The fourth large union, the Hotel Trades Council, which represents hotel workers, has yet to announce when it will endorse a candidate.

Dōmei, ( Japanese: Japanese Confederation of Labour) abbreviation of Zen Nihon Rōdō Sōdōmei, Japan's second largest labour union federation until it disbanded in 1987.

François Chérèque, head of the second largest French union, the C.F.D.T., called on demonstrators to remain calm and not to give in to provocations, while the white-collar union, the C.F.E.-C.G.C., announced that Tuesday's demonstration would be its last.