Sentence examples for trained union from inspiring English sources

Once news came through that the final two bills had been sent to governor Rick Snyder - who signed them into law shortly afterwards - the newly trained union members sprang into action.

The "Young Napoleon" brilliantly organized and trained Union armies in the first year and a half of the Civil War.

Even the hint of a union organizing drive at a Walmart elicits a visit from a team of highly trained "union avoidance" experts from the company's Arkansas headquarters, and the only ever successful union election at a Walmart in North America triggered the store's immediate closure.

In fact, he lived in Galena for less than two years, arriving in 1860 and leaving to train Union troops when the Civil War began in 1861.

They've put together a training manual that outlines ZCTU's "8 core socio-economic rights" and are using that material to train union activists across the country.

Note that arguing socialism may be less effective than training all union members in union operations, and encouraging them to involve themselves in meetings and strategy discussions.

Southern Africa offers a variety of short- and long-haul alternatives to Rovos Rail and the Blue Train: Union Limited.

In part because of the public pressure, Lincoln sent the half-trained Union Army into the field at the First Battle of Manassas in mid-July where it was soundly beaten.

Cambodia's own labor inspectors are poorly trained, and unions complain they are too easily bribed.

It's part of what has motivated me to organise conferences against racism and fascism, champion interfaith work, and train our union members to deal with hate crime.

She moved from the TGWU to the Trades Union Congress (TUC) in 1994 and two years later she founded a TUC academy to train the union organisers of the future - many of whom she expected to be women.