Sentence examples for union welfare from inspiring English sources

Tom Harrison, the student union welfare officer, said: "There isn't any part of [the mentors'] work that is voluntary.

At a university counsellors' conference in June, several directors of counselling services admitted that they'd never even met their student union welfare officer.

Congress directed that union welfare funds be established as written formal trusts, and that the assets of the funds be "held in trust," and be administered "for the sole and exclusive benefit of the employees..

Saperstein, a labor racketeer who had survived a gangland execution attempt in 1956, had been indicted on a loansharking charge in 1948, and convicted in 1958 of conspiracy to em bezzle almost $1‐million in union welfare funds.

The four defendants, includ ing Angelo (Gyp) De Carlo, the alleged Mafia figure, are ac cused of trying to collect ex tortionate loans from the late Louis B. Saperstein, an insur ance broker who handled union welfare and pension funds.

Alfred J. Scotti, Mr. Hogan's chief assist ant, called Saperstein "the key to the entire union welfare racket" and "front for the mob that has invaded certain unions as a tool for the underworld" at that time.

Meanwhile, we are told by Professor Grayling (of Birkbeck College) that students at the new university will share in the publicly funded students' unions, welfare support, and publicly subsidised housing of the University of London and Birkbeck College.

He admitted that he, along with several Luchese crime family figures, committed a series of crimes, including extortion and embezzling funds from union benefit and welfare funds.

He is back in Hong Kong, where he has formed a union for welfare workers.

Appealing to the Founders' principles of union, justice, welfare, and liberty, he announced that "there is a higher law than the Constitution".

The city's contribution to the union's welfare fund will also increase, with the city also contributing a $400 one-time payment to each officer.