Sentence examples for separate unions from inspiring English sources

East Coast and West Coast dockworkers have separate unions.

As late as 1970 there were more than thirty separate unions representing the approximately 800,000 railway workers of the nation.

Qantas estimated that industrial action by three separate unions in 2011 cost the company $68m ,disrupted 70,000 passengers and saw 600 flights cancelled.

As a result, rank-and-file police do not generally belong to the same association as their supervisors; in France, for example, there are separate unions for the rank and file and for commissioners.

In New York City, by contrast, there are separate unions for captains and for other correction officers, and their interests do not necessarily converge, particularly on questions of how much power supervisors should wield over their subordinates.

Laval refused to sign and was subsequently subject to a blockade – in the end eight separate unions joined forces to prevent the 32 Latvian builders from carrying out their work.

Television advertising of tobacco products is already banned under a separate union law.

Because the old Baby Bells had separate union agreements, the various regional union contracts often have different expiration dates.

A separate union represents workers there, and that union has not endorsed Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican contender.

Mr. Clark also aeerted that each of its subsidiaries should be required to hold a separate union vote.

And he is undeterred by a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board against a separate union of physicians in South Jersey.