Sentence examples for union influence from inspiring English sources
One way the company has limited union influence even in its unionized local and long-distance divisions has been to contract out work to nonunionized companies for services like the installation of high-speed Internet lines.
Union influence in Scotland had declined dramatically as the old industries disappeared and membership slumped.
But union influence, he said, "has been based more on action than percentage of membership".
The education secretary, Michael Gove, responded to the speech by echoing the view that the reforms will increase union influence.
Politically union influence is at its lowest since the pre-New Deal era of unfettered corporate dominance.
It's also why the only media and Westminster test of Miliband's Labour reforms is whether they cut union influence enough.
The high incidence of injury in rugby union, influences team performance and entails substantial treatment costs.
How odd, then, that trade-union influence has rarely been so strong.
Mr Monks also cites the anti-union influence of business schools, calling them "bible colleges for the American way".The changing nature of the economy in big industrial nations has also played a more subtle role in undermining unions.
Factors ascribed to the end of blue laws elsewhere include the absurdity of some local rules (in the nineteen-eighties, Paramus tried to ban the operation of mainframe computers on the day of rest), rising time pressures on two-worker families, fading trade-union influence, the advance of shopping as recreation, and the neoliberal argument for what one advocate called "free trade on Sunday".
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