Sentence examples for union interest from inspiring English sources

The apparent joint league and union interest in discussing concussion management suggests that M.L.B. may soon follow other major sports leagues in developing formal guidelines.

The Tory leader accused Mr Brown of acting in the "union interest" rather than the national interest over the BA strike and challenged him to call for cabin staff to cross picket lines this weekend.

Despite differences in timing, the experience of all three countries was remarkably similar, with enhanced union interest in politics from the 1890s leading to the formation of Labour parties and, ultimately, Labour governments.

Employees are pressured to work extra time without pay and complaints or any sign of union interest are too often dealt with by a cut in shifts on zero-hours contracts or by awarding the complainer with extra rooms to clean.

We, like all EU presidencies, will be representing the wider union interests when we negotiate.

Checking union interests can promote the public interest in much the same way checking corporate interests can.

It was called Building the Future and sponsored by a coalition of union interests, policy organizations and sustainable-living advocates.

To some extent, this is deliberate: Mr Blair has always insisted that his party can no longer be a creature of vested union interests.

He surrounds himself with clever technocrats: people who are on the whole unattached to union interests and uncommitted to the traditional welfare state.

Second, besides overlooking the diversity and rivalry of corporate and union interests, picturing politics as a battle between the opposing forces of big business and big labour badly overlooks the role of the beliefs and interests of ordinary voters.

"The bankruptcies were structured to protect the union interests at the expense of the creditors and investors," said Paul Kersey, director of labor policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a conservative research group in Midland, Mich.