Sentence examples for workers committees from inspiring English sources

For example, to get around union bans, companies have set up workers' committees and other grievance mechanisms.

On Sunday, Mr. Eini thanked the workers' committees and unionized workers who took on the cause of nonunionized workers, and he thanked the public for its patience.

Within firms, elected delegates or workers' committees deal with management on issues of daily working conditions, job security, and, in some cases, wages.

It also encourages workers' committees to come up with ideas and expects to donate and deliver 200 tons of food to Zero Hunger in February.

Factories and railways in Catalonia were taken over by workers' committees, and in hundreds of villages in Catalonia, Levante, and Andalusia the peasants seized the land and established libertarian communes like those described by Kropotkin in The Conquest of Bread.

Strong resistance can be expected from the workers' committees and paramilitary brigades that the Socialist party and the Movement of the Revolutionary Left are running in Santiago and from guerrilla groups in the south.

Even the Coastal Berry president, David Smith, conceded that the workers committee had a limited purpose.

When the workers' committee first won a contract at U.S. Steel, in March 1937, 200,000 company workers became union members.

They formed a workers committee (not a labor union) and sent a certified letter to the owner of the carwash.

They say that in the UAE, where striking is illegal, companies are obliged to report the formation of any workers' committee to the authorities.

It was only after it was determined to be more effective if the group represented itself as a union that the workers' committee was formed, he said.