Sentence examples for unionised occupations from inspiring English sources

Many of the more heavily unionised occupations, such as teaching or railway work, can cause considerable disruption if workers down tools.

The paper also uncovers a gender divide, with women having a higher absence rate than men and systematic differences between industries, occupations, public and private sectors, unionised and non-unionised workforces.

In 1970 Grove was unionised behind the bosses' backs and suffered occupations by radical feminists.

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.

Put simply, unionised workers do better.

Moreover, both Italy and Germany are heavily unionised.

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

In Britain over half the workers are unionised.