Significats de heavily unionised en anglès

Alitalia is also heavily unionised and there will likely be a significant backlash to the proposed cuts.

The answer is that heavily unionised workers in the auto sector wield political clout out of proportion to their numbers.

In each of those markets, incumbent airlines, all of whom were heavily unionised, have been exposed to intense levels of price competition.

That's partly because American labour costs are lower than in heavily unionised Germany, while U.S. states have offered tax incentives to attract companies.

The state is jealously guarding heavily unionised Alitalia and its 14,000 workers, branding it a national strategic asset.

They've got big warehouses and are heavily unionised." He said business practices in the US were different as the laws were "more lax".