Sentence examples for union hours from inspiring English sources

But she needed the union hours to be eligible for her health insurance.

Andy Borowitz's humor column on how Fox News aired a scathing rebuttal to the State of the Union hours before its delivery was — in a case of politics imitating political satire — not too far off the mark.

While there was no shortage of reactions to Tuesday's State of the Union, hours after the event was over, people still could not stop discussing what was described as the "most iconic moment of the night": Pelosi's applause.

Their usual working week is the highest in the European Union: 43.3 hours compared with an average of 39.3 hours in the euro area and just 37.7 hours in France.

Jeffrey M. Perloff and Robin C. Sickles, "Union Wage, Hours, and Earnings Differentials in the Construction Industry," Journal of Labor Economics, 5(2), April , 1987 174-210.

In union 24 hours later, the All Blacks replicated the feat against Ireland, but with what was at stake in London, English rugby league may take some time to come to terms with the last-gasp defeat.

What was this weird mash-up of state of the union, variety hour, propaganda newsreel and talk show?

Gorsuch, whom Collins voted to confirm in 2016, for example, joined the court's conservative justices in striking down a 41-year-old precedent concerning public sector unions just hours earlier on Wednesday.

If service industries currently employing $10 per hour workers are forced to choose between $15 an hour non-union workers, $13 an hour union workers, or a bunch of robots that presently cost, say, $18 an hour to operate, it might be rational to pony up for the machines.

Managers warned him to stop talking about the union during work hours.

It is worried about the terms and conditions of their members working in academies, especially regarding union recognition and hours.