Sentence examples for union campaigner from inspiring English sources

Roy lost the seat to Labor's Susan Lamb, a United Voice union campaigner.

During both the closures and the modernisation of the Labour party, Mr Byers' image morphed from union campaigner to the "enemy of the unions", a frontbencher who worried about big business and left jobs to rot.

It is actually reminiscent of Ken Loach's Bread and Roses (2000) with Adrien Brody as the union campaigner who tours around persuading terrified cleaning workers to join a union: he is (at least at first) a deeply upsetting presence.

It is reminiscent of Ken Loach's Bread and Roses (2000) in which Adrien Brody played a union campaigner who tours around buildings persuading terrified cleaning workers to join a union: he is (at least, at first) a deeply upsetting presence.

Trade union campaigners were also at King's Cross on Thursday urging reform.

That prompted one of the canvassers, Josh Smith, to suggest that union campaigners should knock on the Bricklers' door another day to try persuading her husband.

Fishermen, anti-tar sands activists and trade union campaigners all plan to mount noisy demonstrations outside the BP and Rio Tinto annual meetings in London before putting formal questions to the company boards inside the shareholder meetings.

These two owners, particularly Permira, were criticised by trade union campaigners in 2006 who, after 2,800 job cuts, targeted the then Permira boss Damon Buffini by confronting him with a camel outside a church.

Respect MP and pro-Union campaigner George Galloway told BBC One's Sunday Politics that "separation will cause a race to the bottom" with the UK and an independent Scotland competing to cut taxes and regulation on business.

Closing one of the Scottish yards would have become a political flashpoint ahead of next year's referendum, with pro-union campaigners warning that closing the shipyards could hand victory to Alex Salmond's nationalist campaign.

With the debate moving so swiftly in a euro-skeptic direction, pro-union campaigners are beginning to organize a counteroffensive.