Sentence examples for union section from inspiring English sources

Turnout in the union section in 2010 was 7.7% of the 2.7m ballot papers sent to union affiliates.

One source suggests that turnout in the union section of the college could be as low as 10%.

It was also briefed that registered supporters would go solely into the union section, so diluting the power of political levy-payers.

Due to mergers, Unite, Unison and GMB represent three-quarters of the union section of the conference vote, making it very difficult for them to be defeated.

The decision to place new "supporters" into the trade union section of the electoral college has been spun as a dilution of the unions power, when in fact it is a dilution of the power of the supporters themselves.

In the union section of the electoral college, representing a third of the college, union political levy payers vote individually, on ballots requiring them to tick a box saying they support Labour.

The conference voted by 67%to33%3%, with majorities in both the constituency and trade union sections, to open up the policymaking process by introducing one member one vote for the party's policymaking body; the National Policy Forum.

I was using drugs, trying to find women, but I wasn't very good at that kind of hedonistic life". By the early 1980's, he was working at night as a waiter in the Cheesecake Factory, a restaurant in Beverly Hills, and spending his days as a volunteer counselor with Mother Teresa's group, Missionaries of Charity, in the Pico-Union section of downtown Los Angeles.

In an attempt to forestall organized crime influence over labor unions, Sections 86 and 93 of the act imposed certain qualifications on officials of labor organizations representing casino industry workers.

We created a Union Representation section of our website to address information needs of the Cornell community related to this important issue.

"Even the obvious, wholesale flouting of the law on workers' rights is difficult to prove," said Don Pollard, former chairman of the Transport and General Workers' union agricultural section, who has led research on gangmasters for a decade.