Sentence examples for unions expected from inspiring English sources

Unions expected to have been consulted on important policy and also be seen to be so, complete with beer, sandwiches and TV crews waiting outside the front door.

The union is the last of the major New York City unions expected to endorse a candidate before the Sept. 11 Democratic primary.

In a statement that the unions expected to release Monday — but that was given to some reporters on Sunday — Kenneth Palinkas, president of the National Citizenship and Immigration Services Council, said he had added his signature to Mr. Crane's letter.

Mr. McEntee, who is chairman of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political committee, said unions expected to have 100,000 campaign workers on the streets on Tuesday driving retirees to the polls, making phone calls and distributing leaflets.

Tension began to emerge last week, when the group's executive committee wrote what they called a "reflection letter" suggesting that a general student strike could be more effective if it were delayed to coincide with the unlimited general strike of public sector and trade unions expected by many to take place this fall.

Unions expect thousands of demonstrators at the breakfast-cum-rally.

Unions expect that tens of thousands of Britain's 6 million public sector workers will loose their jobs as the recession deepens.

Unions expect that speedy elections would make it easier for them to win such votes, in part because employers would have less time to mount intensive campaigns to persuade employees to vote against unionizing.

Mr. Gettelfinger said the union expected to appeal to Mr. Obama to alter the expectations for wage and benefit cuts.

Fehr confirmed that the union expected to be in touch with the league on Tuesday.

Byron Boyd, president of the United Transportation Union, said his 45,000-member union expected to combine with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, which has about 25,000 active members.