Sentence examples for unionization for from inspiring English sources

The hospital had resisted unionization for 37 years before 1199/SEIU unionized it last year.

Our results largely support their findings: industry concentration and degree of unionization for instance hamper innovation; skilled labor promotes it.

SAN FRANCISCO--After nearly 15 years of opposing unionization for teaching assistants, the University of California (UC) administration agreed earlier this month that it will recognize and bargain with a union of TAs at UCLA.

Yale students have also been mobilizing for unionization for years, and Harvard graduate students are the most recent to join the fray with a public announcement in a 6 April article in the campus newspaper.

In the countries where unionization for fast food workers isn't the norm, they want that, too.

And though it does not rule out unionization for college athletes in general, it leaves them with few viable options moving forward. .

In a pessimistic sign for New York's unions, though, the unionization rate for older workers is considerably higher than for younger ones.

One example of this was when organized workers in VW's German works council pushed for unionization of the German automaker's plant in Tennessee.

While I'm all for unionization of difficult, demanding, or demeaning work, this is the freaking Apple store.

Those two unions want Yale to agree to a streamlined unionization procedure for more than 1,800 hospital workers and 1,000 graduate students in the Graduate Employees and Students Organization.

For women with jobs that don't offer paid leave or unionization, or for women who are unemployed, they suggest wearing red to show solidarity, abstaining from unpaid work like chores, organizing boycotts "of companies using sexism in their advertisements or approach to workers," and "strik[ing] from gender roles"—whatever that means.