Sentence examples for then unions from inspiring English sources
Even then, unions refused to be contained within the tight legal framework that had been created, and this government was besieged by a renewed industrial militancy that not only rendered its legislation inoperable but also brought it to electoral defeat on the issue of the enforcement of statutory controls on wage bargaining.
Yet if the strike is going to be a political tactic that delivers gains not just for narrow groups of workers but for millions, as it sometimes did in the 70s (many of those participating in the winter of discontent were low-paid women), then unions will have to get better at recruiting and politicising young, insecure, often freelance workers.
If poverty-wage workers demanding that the federal minimum wage be doubled and they be allowed to unionize free of retaliation could win against fast-food giants like McDonald's, KFC and Subway, then unions might finally begin to reverse a 60-year-long decline that's seen its share of the private sector workforce plunge from 35%percentto6.6%.6%.
Then, unions would be magnets for workers who share the American work ethic and desire to see their employers succeed.
But more robustly, the TUC's general secretary adds that if this were to happen, then unions' "full weight" would be behind that campaign.
But if courts forbid this sensible practice, then unions should no longer be bound by the rules of exclusive representation.
But, since then, union membership has declined — and, accordingly, so have unions' clout with employers.
Then Union Rags (Florida Derby) and Hansen (Blue Grass Stakes) each lost their final preps.
But, since then, union membership has declined and, accordingly, so have unions' clout with employers.
But if the challenged ballots put Mr. Butler ahead, then union officials expect a protracted fight that could lead to litigation.
In such cases, the tracts which compose the target PUMA were first thinned (points were removed if not significant within 0.1 miles; then unioned.
