Unionization in a sentence

This approach to unionization on campus not only needlessly prolongs unionization efforts at NYU, but also exposes the university to the risks of getting involved in potentially lengthy and costly legal battles.

There’s also been a bunch of other weird things going on, like the UAW saying Tesla has “” employees over their unionization efforts, and the UAW claiming that Tesla has engaged in mass-firing specifically to hurt unionization efforts.

Unionization of sex work The unionization of sex workers is a recent development.

A 2017 vote to unionize saw 70% of students in favor of unionization.

A National Labor Relations Board judge rules Amazon violated US federal labor laws as part of its efforts to resist unionization at two New York City facilitiesbloomberg.

Asma Naeem, raised in Baltimore, will lead the city’s pre-eminent art museum as it faces unionization and equity efforts.

At Georgetown, student organizing has been instrumental in pushing ethical reform on labor rights, as evidenced by the 2005 student hunger strike to achieve livable wages for Georgetown employees and 2011 to support unionization of Leo’s workers.

His second return to the CEO position coincided with a growing wave of unionization efforts at Starbucks stores.

Sega of America, part ofSega Sammy Holdings Inc - ADR, faced accusations of attempting mass layoffs in retaliation for employees' unionization efforts, as detailed in an unfair labor practice complaint filed by the Communications Workers of America.

Still, the report notes, Illinois’ unionization rate of 13.1 percent of its workforce is significantly higher than the national average of 10.1 percent.

Tesla has so far been able to resist unionization efforts, but Buffalo’s Tesla Workers United—if it succeeds—would be the company’s first.

The one exception was the lawyers, who somehow persuaded the government their role was unique and they should be excluded from unionization altogether.

The speech’s primary purpose was rallying support for the Memphis sanitation workers and their strike for better pay and unionization.

US union membership rate hits all-time low despite campaigns The U.S. union membership rate reached an all-time low last year despite high-profile unionization campaigns at Starbucks, Amazon and other companies.

While this would provide the basis for a massive unionization drive later in the decade, at this point in 1935, it was too early to fully appreciate its importance.

You have a vested interest in the success of unionization across multiple industries.

Although the recent return to greater unionization is encouraging, it is not enough.

Amazon’s business model for its driving workforce – made up of independent contractors and third-party businesses that allow the company to avoid unionization – faces scrutiny and challenges from different corners.

Despite the increase in private sector unionization efforts, the percentage of Illinois’ workforce that is unionized dropped below 13 percent for the first time in the 10-year period surveyed.

Di Maria accepted unionization soon after, on April 11. In recent years, staff members at arts institutions across the country from museums to art schools have been unionizing.