Sentence examples for unionised areas from inspiring English sources

So the auto and steel industries shifted factories to right-to-work states, leading to the tautological result trumpeted in papers like this one that unionised areas have lower rates of investment than non-unionised ones.

It seeks to force the company to relocate its new plant back in the heavily unionised region.

Often they are low paid and work in non-unionised areas - and, almost by default, rely on us to represent their interests to government.

Meatpacking companies have responded to international competition by shifting their operations from old industrial cities, with their heavily unionised workforces and restrictive practices, to rural areas and small towns.

Auto workers were unionised, police officers were unionised, newspaper reporters were unionised, postal workers were unionised.

Recently unionised workers protested their working conditions.

"Too expensive, too inefficient, too unionised.

Teachers in North Carolina are not unionised.

Moreover, both Italy and Germany are heavily unionised.

Put simply, unionised workers do better.

Again, the burden is heavily concentrated in older, unionised firms.