Sentence examples for unions learned from inspiring English sources

But other labor unions learned a different lesson.

The PSOE government legislated to make firing easier and less costly (and hiring therefore less risky), and the unions learned to live with it.

He traced the evolution of voluntary cooperation from the primitive tribe, peasant village, and medieval commune to a variety of modern associations trade unions, learned societies, the Red Cross that have continued to practice mutual support despite the rise of the coercive bureaucratic state.

QUESTION FROM JENNY: Where in the world are unions still strong, and what can American unions learn from those places?

Let's hope they do, and that other cities and employee unions learn the larger lesson here: No one wins when a city goes broke.

When the union learned of his concerns, it backed him immediately, Mr. Palladino said.

On Nov. 19, the union learned that the results had been subpoenaed.

Western Union learned that the Web site, www.westernunion.com, had been breached on Friday.

Mr. Raynor said the union learned of the practice from union members who work for the company, Royal Airline Laundry Services Inc. of Inwood, N.Y., in various locations around the country.

On the face of it, Mr. Peters's apparent victory over Mr. Zwickel would suggest that the union learned little from its recent humiliation.

Also last week, the union learned that the league had warned a player he would be fined if he continued to wear a wristband on his leg because it did not serve a medical purpose.