Sentence examples for unionised work from inspiring English sources

Why is it when people moan about athletes, bankers or movie stars earning too much, they're told to stop being jealous, yet when a unionised work force receive a decent pay that they've fought for they're labelled greedy?

South Africa has one of the most unionised work forces in the world and the 330,000-strong NUM, the biggest affiliate of the Congress of South Africa Trade Unions (Cosatu), is one of the most influential partners in the South African government.

South Africa has one of the most unionised work forces in the world.

Worsening Kerala's reputation, the left wants software workers to be unionised, and work at a Coca-Cola bottling plant has been stopped for two years by local villagers protesting that it depleted and poisoned their water supplies.

For decades, there's been a severe lack of good, dependable, unionised industrial work available in this country.

But what's often overlooked is how much teaching has remained a unionised workplace.

We don't just need to shut down sexist dinner clubs, we need to unionise and work collectively to ensure zero hours workers have full employment rights.

The IWGB is trying to unionise riders working for Deliveroo, the app which sends cyclists to restaurants to pick up orders for customers.

But if unions demand above-market pay and impose cumbersome work rules, unionised firms will gradually lose market share to non-unionised competitors.

New York's strikers wanted unionised workplaces, safer working conditions, better pay and shorter hours.

She was also supportive of Savile's promise to confront unionised prison officers about their working practices and issued a press release praising his work ending with the words "he is an amazing man and has my full confidence".