Sentence examples for union commitment from inspiring English sources

Methodological challenges in union commitment studies, Journal of Applied Psychology.

Union Commitment in Australia, Journal of Industrial Relations.

Two Dimensions of Union Commitment Based on the Theory of Reasoned Action: Cross-cultural Comparisons, Research and Practice in Human Resource Management.

Does Dual Commitment Underlie Company and Union Commitment? Evidence from Australia, Sweden, and the United States, Research and Practice in Human Resource Management.

The statement came alongside a European Union commitment of €2.4bn a year from January to immediately help the world's poor countries cope with climate change.

Fourteen countries are to benefit from Mr Bush's state of the union commitment in January to provide $15bn£9bnbn) over five years.

Poland is shirking its European Union commitments to protect natural habitats, putting more than 100 endangered species in jeopardy, environmentalists and the European Commission said.

The four-times Super League champions confirmed on Wednesday that Edwards, who had 14 phenomenally successful years as a player, would rejoin the club after fulfilling his union commitments with Wales around the Rugby World Cup in Japan next year.

He spoke, for example, at a symposium on "war and peace" where, according to a deadpan college newspaper, "he refuted those scientists who believe war is good for mankind". To be sure, not all his activities were so benign; union commitments, often support for other party members, made him some enemies.

It could be that certainity on just one side either the man or the woman is enough to make stronger union commitments.

Comparing Italian and Dutch trade unions, Marino (2012) suggests that a lesser institutional embeddedness of trade unions in national socio-economic decision-making (in the Italian case) is likely to strengthen unions' commitment to represent migrant workers.