Sentence examples for which unions from inspiring English sources

The two sides are disputing which unions those workers have chosen to be in.

It may not mean the death of the 35-hour week, which unions would resist.

One of the things we have to look at is which unions are still materially opposed to this".

Opponents railed against the influence of unions on the Democrats, but at least they knew which unions gave money and how much.

There was a wave of deregulation and privatisation, and the cult of shareholder value a trend in which unions were kept very much in the background.

All this means that Republicans may well go on the offensive against labor, after two years in which unions have been on the offensive.

In 1918 a compromise was reached between the ruling authorities and the German labour movement in which unions were recognized by the government and employers.

He neither nationalized the banks nor pushed hard for the so-called card check bill, which unions believe would expand their membership and which conservatives hate.

One of the key reasons for this week's strikes is the introduction of the night Tube, which unions are concerned could bring unfair working conditions.

The trade union bill changes the way trade unionists pay into their union political fund, the only source from which unions can give money to Labour.

California is among roughly two dozen states with laws on the books under which unions are required to bargain for both members and non-members.