Sentence examples for unions position from inspiring English sources

The unions' position has found support from several quarters.

But drawing more public attention to the civil grand jury report may only undermine the unions' position in the end.

"He's playing hardball," he said, adding that the unions' position would make the deal too costly for Fiat.

However, the poll also found some support for the unions' position in their battle with the Government over proposed reforms to public sector pensions.

Josie Mooney, a negotiator for the Service Employees International Union, said that the union's internal surveys, which have not been made public, show popular support for the unions' position on pensions and health coverage.

He said Verizon initially seemed so dismissive of the two unions' position and so unwilling to budge from its original stance that union negotiators felt the company was seeking in effect to wipe out the unions' bargaining rights.

Angela Glover Blackwell could have chosen to come to our graduation and make the case for the unions' positions.

Although he publicly embraced the unions' positions, he told me he opposed paying teachers based on seniority and degrees, as Newark did under its union contract.

If there is a strike, the mayor could side with the unions, positioning himself as a friend of workers, while punishing Mr. Schoenfeld.

The documents further explain Verizon's anti-union position.

And this is the weakness of the union position, and where lack of strategic thinking shows.