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Meanings of labor union in English
Organization of workers with common goals.
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Examples for "union"
Examples for "union"
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Rugby union led the number of positive tests in Britain last year.
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The union said conditions being offered in mainland France were far superior.
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Last year, workers launched strikes demanding recognition of a new, independent union.
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The state teacher's union has given the thumbs-down to both ideas, however.
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Britain's exit from the EU ends 47 years of union with Europe.
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Let us march forth drawing strength from our common plight and brotherhood.
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Even the blood brotherhood was outside the favour of the Red One.
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The Prophet Joseph and Hyrum Smith held high positions in the brotherhood.
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And in godliness, love of brotherhood: and in love of brotherhood, charity.
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Equality is a mathematical concept; mankind is a brotherhood of the incomparable.
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The signatories are from business, professional, academic and trades union bodies.
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Your aeronaut was saying there is some trades union objection to one's learning.
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He considered his Church from the point of view of a trades union.
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Well, the Tories do have a trades union envoy, Lord Balfe.
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They are as strong as a trades union, only more so.
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Already, university students have held strikes, which traditionally presage labour union unrest.
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There is no basic mutuality between the farm and the labour union.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, whose presidential candidacy has been gaining steam among labour union activists.
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They begin to be sensible right away, and then they form a labour union.
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Oct 13 - Magna and a UK labour union agree a final stake sale closer.
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My organs seem to be working union hours and to react with proper promptitude, self-respect and authority.
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He said they were often unable to speak out about their workplace rights because only 2 percent of the industry have working unions.
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The greatest hindrance to a practical working union of the followers of Christ is the babel of teaching and practice as to baptism.
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Nigeria's senior oil workers union began a limited strike at Chevron on Monday.
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Most of Pemex's employees are members of the oil workers union.
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We have started a branch of the garment workers union in several shops.
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John Maynard is the president of the postal workers union Aotearoa.
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Nigeria's senior oil workers union began a limited strike at Chevron offices on Monday.
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The worker's union want a seat at the table, hoping to become more involved in alleviating pressure from the ailing...
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The main part of the undertaking was a House Worker's Union; a group of thirty girls, picked and trained.
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As you know, there have been protests from the Worker's Union Safety Control Board and from the Workingman's Compensation Insurance Corporation.
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The Aotearoa Legal Worker's Union, which launched yesterday, will advocate on behalf of junior lawyers to improve work conditions across the sector.
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The Communication Worker's Union (CWU) said management's approach to overtime payments was one of the reasons industrial action might take place.
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A Mayo trade union official said the local economy would be devastated.
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The people involved are civil and public servants and trade union officials.
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But the process was marked by stiff political and trade union opposition.
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It is the largest medical representative body and trade union in Ireland.
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I have attended many political and trade union gatherings over the years.
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Most trade unions across western Europe are strong supporters of the euro.
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Taiwan's trade unions believe that free trade agreements are bad for workers.
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Lawmakers will hear from trade unions, food producers and small, private manufacturers.
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Of course we welcome the support we get from the trade unions.
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The Emergency Powers Act 1920 was mostly used against striking trade unions.
Usage of labor union in English
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Today, Rogers says, the fastest growing labor union is the Freelancers Union.
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The Verdi German labor union has said a merger of the no.
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It owns many major businesses & controls the one big labor union.
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The approach already has been labeled unconstitutional by Illinois' largest public labor union.
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The measure was quickly endorsed by the Association of Flight Attendants labor union.
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Somebody got hold of these by-laws of this so-called labor union.
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The labor union that represents the officer has urged people to reserve judgment.
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But I can be American and travel with a labor union, can't I?
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His plan calls for co-management of industry by the state and the labor union.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, whose presidential candidacy has been gaining steam among labor union activists.
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NOBLE, A., of Norway, the inventor of the black hand and labor union weapon.
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Compare these regulations with those of a modern labor union, such as the plumbers.
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Dowell, a retired labor union worker, has rheumatoid arthritis and a compromised immune system.
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The OPA had begun its life more like a labor union than a nation.
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Oct 13 - Magna and a UK labor union agree a final stake sale closer.
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Oct 13 - Magna and a British labor union agree a final stake sale closer.
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