Sentence examples for union friendly from inspiring English sources

For Wisconsin, it is rural conservative voters concerned about hunting and fishing, while in Pennsylvania, more than a half-million "union friendly" households are the desired demographic.

However, legislation in many countries isn't union friendly, which means the principle of freedom of association and core labour standards often aren't respected.

The Millennium Stadium was first used for a major event on 26 June 1999, when Wales played South Africa in a rugby union friendly match before a test crowd of 29,000.

In some states, public employees have no right to unionize, but other jurisdictions have union-friendly labor laws that might give student-athletes an even better chance to organize than under federal law, Sachs explains.

The N.L.R.B. issues a union-friendly regulation.

"We gave them union-friendly organizing rights.

Perhaps a more union-friendly boss is needed to navigate the choppy waters ahead.

Other unions say they wish those activists were campaigning instead to elect union-friendly lawmakers.

He has signed several pieces of union-friendly legislation into law.

This is, after all, one of America's least union-friendly cities.

The courts, except for rare instances, have not been union-friendly.