Sentence examples for union objections from inspiring English sources

Barbara Castle had faced the same union objections over equal pay.

Politically unpopular, it nevertheless would help control spiraling health care costs, and, despite union objections, was a progressive step).

The strike was called in July 1995 a week after management put in place a merit-pay system over union objections.

The company had also proposed letting outside contractors do its janitorial work, but it decided against it because of union objections, Mr. Peterson said.

But firefighters quickly cited the lapse as a sign that the city's new dispatching system, put in place over union objections, was not working.

The World Rugby directive was triggered by Rugby Football Union objections after France delayed their team announcement until the Friday afternoon before a World Cup warm-up game last year.

She charges her dismissal is related to her appearance at a union protest and to objections she raised about the changing of an appraisal that she "believed fraudulent and unlawful".

The Williamsville superintendent, Howard S. Smith, said, "We have not turned students away specifically because of a single entrance criteria," and called the civil liberties union's objections "ridiculous".

It is part of a broader competitive-balance agenda that the league has been pushing throughout the negotiations, over the union's objections.

The city uses private companies in more than 200 public schools and has solicited bids for an additional 250 schools in Queens and Brooklyn, over the union's objections.

The union's objections focus on the argument that the panel did not hear evidence to justify Mr. Eischen's recommendations.