Sentence examples for union active from inspiring English sources

"She's an effective union rep and they don't want the union active and effective in the workplace," Paul Bemrose, a full-time officer with PCS, said.

"The pressure to open on time sped up the work and caused a lapse in control and security measures," said Özgür Karabulut, the head of a workers' union active at the site.

I sat on a panel on Monday where a young woman explained that she'd not been able to join a trade union as an apprentice – earning well below the so-called living wage of £7.20 that has been introduced for people over the age of 25 – because the union active in her workplace didn't offer a reduced rate that took into account her lower earnings.

Although there are many unions active on college campuses, two have emerged as leaders, the State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and the Service Employees (SEIU).

The biggest of them in the United States which among steel-producing nations has some of the highest costs take the form of ruinously expensive health care and pension benefits, for employees and retirees, that were negotiated by steel unions active in the significantly downsized integrated mills.

Cuomo agreed to join New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York unions active in the WFP -- including SEIU, New York City's United Federation of Teachers, CWA, and UAW -- to create a well-funded campaign to elect Democrats and to run primaries against any Democrats who do not agree to fully support Democratic control of the state senate.

Operative treatment should be considered to achieve the union for active patients who need to recover to the previous level of activity in the shortest possible time.

Florida has only 450,000 union members, active and retired.

Rogers picked up the endorsement Saturday of the FBI Agents Association, the union representing active and retired agents.

The students' union is active and arts facilities in particular are very good, including a fully equipped theatre.

Ed Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, a union for active and retired New York police sergeants, chastised O'Neill for his comments on Wednesday.