"union representative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a representative of a labor union. For example, "The union representative negotiated a better salary for the workers."
Finally, a union representative emerged.
Hardwick, who is also the team's players union representative, disagreed.
Finally, a union representative was allowed to speak.
Danielle Melador, who memorably plays a feisty union representative, really is a union representative, and is "just as combative in life as she is in the film".
Unite began the action to protest what it calls unfair treatment of a longtime union representative.
He made sure the team had selected its union representative (forward Jason Smith).
Dates for the strikes have not been set, Ms. Middeke, the union representative, said.
His father was a tough, principled trade union representative in the Glasgow shipyards.
A moment passed before a union representative brought things back to earth.
His father was a tough, principled trade union representative in the Glasgow shipyards of Scotland.
"I don't like seeing it obstructionist and kvetching," said Ms. Allen, the building union representative.
