Sentence examples for value of union from inspiring English sources
In one email seen by the Guardian, the company's head of human resources, Nick Thorpe, replied to Unison: "I understand … the impact for you as an organisation when members realise that we are no longer living in the 1980s and they question the actual value of union membership when you have no say, power or influence over their employer".
In another, he added: "I understand … the impact for you as an organisation when members realise that we are no longer living in the 1980s and they question the actual value of union membership when you have no say, power or influence over their employer".
It's easy for me as an overpaid, over-educated whiteboy to question the value of union membership, but judging by many of the snippets of conversation I hear as I walk around the union hall, for many members, Culinary 226 is all that stands between them and the breadline.
Richard C. Iannuzzi, president of New York State United Teachers, said Mr. Cuomo had failed to acknowledge the value of unions in his convention speech.
At a time when militant unionism in the U.S. was at its height, Frost wondered aloud about the value of unions in "The Lone Striker".
This coming Thursday, the Chamber's Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness and its "Workforce Freedom Initiative" is inviting corporate executives to a meeting "to discuss the economic value of union-backed shareholder activism to investors and employers".
"Solidarity, the core value of unions, stands in stark contradiction to the doctrine of individual excellence".
There are encouraging signs that the value of unions is sinking in with the youngest generation of workers.
Because he recognized the value of unions even if he didn't agree with their every demand.
Today, the value of unions is increasingly being called into question, including by college professors in the classroom.
The Center for American Progress has been a huge proponent of the value of unions and their impact on the economy as a whole.
