Sentence examples for union difficulties from inspiring English sources

Files dealing with union difficulties with Communism during World War II and the McCarthy era.

These were bumpy years for Covent Garden, with union difficulties and heavy cuts in public funding.

Just about everything: loss of market share, humongous retiree costs, union difficulties, restructuring, rising raw materials prices, excessive inventory, lackluster new products.

"Unions, difficulties created by layoffs, social and financial charges have been exceedingly heavy," Mr. Gaya said.

In recent years, the two unions, like most other unions, have had difficulties unionizing workers in the private sector, often because of intense employer opposition.

Western Union had difficulty in locating the Jersey man.

Cuna International has a voluntary, stabilization fund to help ??ail out credit unions in difficulty.

The Washington GOP establishment has already spent north of $7 million propping up Rick Saccone, a low-octane state legislator whose sparring with powerful labor unions and difficulty outmaneuvering his young, inexperienced rival have unnerved conservative organizers.

The union faced serious difficulties under Mr. Church.

McLaughlin said he had not presented a counterproposal because the union has had difficulty accepting the Garden's plan.

Some workers, like Betty McCaw, a janitor who has worked for G.M. for 25 years, say they have not come across any fellow union members in difficulty.