Unions in a sentence

Corbyn will hold monthly “People’s Forums”, which he describes as “a shared, democratic space for local campaigns, trade unions, tenants’ unions, debtors’ unions and national movements to organise” for the future.

Asked if the three unions had signed and what else was being done to entice them, she said : "We were confident that if the unions signed up to (the planned scheme) we could press the button on it today.

He said unions are resurrecting the type of collective bargaining in higher education common after World War II, when unions mobilized workers across occupations to secure stronger contracts.

In a letter to parents, headteacher Jim Henderson says: "There is no requirement for unions to inform us of which members of staff will take action, as there is no obligation on members of unions to obey a strike call.

In assessing the operating environment for trade unions, he said: “It has been conducive for the establishment of the trade unions.

Public unions have turned public operations into a permanent spoils system: Unions have control over public operations and have insulated public employees from accountability, no matter how poorly they perform.

Some placed equal responsibility on the unions and the school district; others put heavier blame on the unions, while also expressing sympathy for the workers, especially the low-wage employees represented by Local 99.

The Boards of Castlerea & District Credit Union and Athlone Credit Union Ltd have announced that the formal merger of the two credit unions, following a vote by members of both credit unions at their respective AGMs, is now underway.

The unions noted that the appropriate authorities have refused to review the Conditions of Service despite agreement between management of aviation agencies and the unions.

In ruling that Act 10 violated unions’ due process rights, he concluded there was no “rational basis” for the Wisconsin Legislature to distinguish between government generally and unions representing first responders.

They also rejected other irregular unions, such as those of polygamists, divorcees, and remarried individuals, in a way that legitimises such unions.

Unions aim to unionize cannabis/marijuana shops with Measure 119. Unions are supporting Measure 119 which help cannabis businesses become unionized by silencing business opposition.

As talks this week between unions and the French government ended with some union members walking out, it was declared by the unions that they intend to “strike hard”.

As unions in healthcare industry are on the rise, nurses must remain vigilant against harmful business practices within nurse unions.

Foreign retailers including Jeff Bezos-owned and Walmart are facing immense backlash from traders unions as the unions allege foul play from these companies.

For instance, as credit unions engage in mortgage activity, a range of additional domestic and EU level requirements apply - over and above the minimum standards already applying to all credit unions.

New Pre-approved Controlled Functions (PCFs) were introduced in 2018 for credit unions with total assets over €100M - taking the number of PCFs for such credit unions to five.

One key difference: DeVos has often approached the issue in a combative way, sharply criticizing teachers and their unions who are reluctant to return to buildings, while Cardona has maintained a collaborative relationship with local unions.

Police unions hold sway because police are popular, he said, and they shouldn’t be targeted for negotiating just like other public-sector unions.

The chart shown below summarizes totals spending in support and in opposition to the twelve ballot propositions on November 3. As reported by the California Secretary of State, unions, mostly government unions, spent $68 million on ballot propositions.