Sentence examples for should unions from inspiring English sources

Everyone was working hard and tightening their belts, he said, so why should unions be different?

A.F.L.-C.I.O. officials are asking themselves, when 49 percent of employees at a workplace vote to have a union — failing to win the majority needed to bargain collectively — why should unions turn their backs on that 49 percent?

Everyone was working hard and tightening their belts,' he said, 'so why should unions be different?" Nothing warms the heart of a plutocrat more than hearing that sentiment.

Where should union leaders meet the protesters?

SHOULD union dues be usable, no questions asked, for political campaigns?

Why should union workers have it better than everyone else, especially if as in the case of public-sector workers their generous contracts come at the expense of taxpayers?

Modest turnout rates on union strike ballots should leave union leaders with a cautious assessment of the depth of their members support for prolonged action.

Union supporters express frustration with the barrage of advertisements and campaigns on why members should leave unions.

-What responsibility should labor unions have, if any, in adapting to the needs of the global workforce?

Should the unions lose this latest battle in the Senate, it will demonstrate their decline relative to the tech industry.

Should European union be saved?