Unison in a sentence

UNISON Yorkshire and Humberside regional organiser Robin Symonds said: “Kirklees UNISON is making preparations to ballot members at Kirklees Council for strike action over the 250 proposed redundancies.

Harmonics may be used to check at a unison the tuning of strings that are not tuned to the unison.

A ballot of Unison members at the publicly owned utility found almost four fifths (78 per cent) were in favour of strike action.

A consultative ballot by Unison in April saw an overwhelming majority (96.9%) voting to reject the plans to downgrade their posts with more than 9 in 10 (91%) voting in favour of industrial action.

A huge majority (99%) of clinical support workers voted to strike in a recent UNISON ballot.

All the balloons will be launched and lit up in unison, all thanks to the crowd participatory "Count Down".

And it builds to some lovely unison work.

And, what do the talking heads parrot in unison when this occurs?

A spokesman for one, Unison, said the government's decision to meet just the RCN alone - and not them as well - would do "nothing to solve the NHS pay dispute".

A spokesperson for the trade union Unison East Midlands said: “This is very worrying news from Derbyshire County Council and for their hard-working and dedicated workforce.

But Unison is urging its members to accept the offer, saying that it is the “best that can be achieved through negotiation”.

Christine McAnea, Unison’s general secretary, said she does not agree with Unite chief Sharon Graham saying Keir Stramer had been too “timid”.

Each boat has a drummer beating time to keep the paddlers in unison, and a professional helmsperson in the stern to guide the boat.

Eden Park turns into a makeshift home match for the Philippines as fans scream in unison any time the Philippines touches the ball.

Employees affiliated with three unions — GMB, Unite and Unison — had deliberate to stage walk-outs on Monday and Wednesday over a long-running dispute over pay and dealing situations.

Essential school staff in who are members of Unison are expected to walk out on September 26, 27 and 28 in a pay dispute with local government body the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (Cosla).

For long portions of the evening, Aitch had the crowd’s arms raised in unison, as if they were cooling fans in an inferno.

Further ambulance strikes are already planned, with Unison and fellow health union Unite, planning another day of action on January 23.

He has spoken up numerous times about the situation, but the latest incident at Valencia's stadium has resulted in the game being stopped for several minutes when the home fans were calling him "monkey" in unison.

Hizzoner then spoke about the need to stand together in unison at the reception held in a tent outside Gracie Mansion.