Sentence examples for unionize from inspiring English sources

When immigrant workers band together to protest or seek to unionize, union leaders say, companies sometimes invite in immigration officials to deliberately undercut them.

The constitution guarantees workers the right to unionize, but the union can legally exist only after registering with the Ministry of the Interior.

They retarded the growth of the labor movement and tried to block efforts to unionize in the South, suspecting, rightly, that unions were motors of racial integration.

And given the turnover in the college ranks, he conceded that it is virtually impossible to unionize the players using the tried-and-true techniques of union organizing.

The nation's largest union for retail workers has embarked on its first broad campaign to unionize Target workers.

But Nafta provided little enforcement in those areas, and virtually none on violations of the right to unionize and bargain collectively.

"The union has spent its members' dues money in the past two years attacking the McDonald's brand...in an unsuccessful attempt to unionize workers," the company said in a statement.

But The Hand That Feeds is not just a story of their fight for better wages, benefits and a right to unionize.

Related: Fast food workers unite against McDonald's 'poverty wages' – in pictures Related: McDonald's must break 'dinosaur' culture to stop the rot, experts warn As the meeting began, protesters delivered a petition signed by 1.4m people calling on the company to support a $15 minimum wage and to respect workers' rights to unionize.

Given these values, it is not surprising that the greatest conflicts in American industrial relations tend to arise over efforts to unionize a company and over negotiation of the specific terms of an employment contract.

As economic expansion slowed following the 1973 74 oil crisis and subsequent industrial restructuring toward hard-to-unionize services, union membership leveled off to one of every four workers.