Sentence examples for union dealing from inspiring English sources

They had a joint program with the union dealing with drugs of abuse, but they terminated it in 1985.

Cash said: "We are a serious trade union dealing with serious issues around safety on the railways.

A weak union, or a union dealing with a struggling company, wouldn't have much of a choice.

The days of what I think of as trade union dealing are over; teachers have to bargain for more than pay and privileges.

If you are not in that bracket the rates suddenly jump, making credit union deals very attractive.

NAHT figures for March showed the union dealt with 18 cases involving assaults, threatened assaults or abuse from parents or their families.

Marijuana business already avoid banks for those reasons, although about 400 banks and credit unions deal in the weed industry anyway.

Restrictive union deals with the Big Three have limited lay-offs.

In the end, a state review team found that even the city's tentative union deals did not save as much as the city had projected.

Pragmatic union deals have attracted Hitachi, the Japanese multinational, which will start building railway carriages next year near the birthplace of George Stephenson's first steam engine.

Serbia on Monday rejected a European Union deal on Kosovo aimed at overcoming ethnic enmities, throwing into doubt its plans to join the bloc.