Sentence examples for trade subscription from inspiring English sources
The answers were posted online last week by the trade journal Inside U.S. Trade (subscription required).
8. Claim for professional dues and trade subscriptions Are you a member of the European Environmental Mutagen Society?
When he left home, his mother handed him three envelopes – to cover his first month's digs, travel expenses and trade union subscription.
But Hancock said: "In the 21st-century era of direct debits and digital payments, public resources should not be used to support the collection of trade union subscriptions.
10.36am BST Q: Are you trying to block Francis Maude's plans to end the automatic deduction of trade union subscriptions from the civil service payroll?
A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "In line with a number of other government departments, we are taking forward changes to how civil servants can pay their trade union subscriptions.
Danny Alexander and Francis Maude are engaged in a fraught coalition row over Conservative plans to stop Whitehall departments deducting millions of pounds in trade union subscriptions from civil servants' pay packets.
Maude has also been accused of trying to curb union activity within the civil service by ending the "check off" system which allows Whitehall departments to deduct millions of pounds in trade union subscriptions from civil servants' pay packets.
Labour has condemned government plans to remove the right of 3.8 million public sector workers to have trade union subscriptions automatically deducted from their pay cheques as "mean-spirited and ideological".
He said Francis Maude's plan to stop the civil service automatically deducting trade union subscriptions via the payroll was mean and pointless, and that the Lib Dems were opposing it.
Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, has been accused by Simon Hughes, his Liberal Democrat ministerial colleague, of "absurd" behaviour over plans to block staff in the Ministry of Justice from paying trade union subscriptions through their pay packets.
