Sentence examples for union problem from inspiring English sources

"The second was a union problem," Mr. Zucker writes.

When Mr. Zucker pointed out the union problem, he said the program director told him: "You get the interview.

Mrs Thatcher outlasted the miners, arguing that it was a battle for the right of management to manage over the arbitary use of union power, and her victory ended the union problem for good.

The union problem is worsened by a dawning public dissatisfaction with the shutting out of the community from any direct voice at the collective-bargaining table in cases where the outcome has an impact on them.

The Heath government blundered into a miners' strike after the oil crisis of 1973 and by the winter of 1973-74 appeared to offer no clearer solution to the "trade union problem" than the Wilson governments of the 1960s.

Think back again to the 1960s and 70s when the old corporatism stifled enterprise and creativity what we called: · 'the productivity problem'; · 'the management problem'; · 'the union problem'; · 'the short termism problem'; · the 'what's wrong with Britain problem'.

"Your mistakes weren't technical or union problems or the right computers," he told Frost.

Sony, however, said a global restructuring of production, not union problems, were behind the decision.

The strike vote is the latest in a string of union problems the Korean automaker has faced over the last two years.

There were also union problems -- plasterers might have gone on strike if a nonunion sculptor got the commission.

Architects also are constantly faced with code and union problems that restrict the application of materials that are very new and unfamiliar".