Meanings of unionised workers in English

Relations between the meat processor Affco and its unionised workers have soured further.

By 2010, enough workers had signed individual contracts that new negotiations created two types of employees among unionised workers.

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

Tube drivers, who earn almost twice the average British wage, are the latest unionised workers in the spotlight over costs.

Three hundred unionised workers at Affco meat plants will not be at work today, despite the company lifting their lockout notices.

A walk-out by unionised workers at three Australian alumina refineries has injected yet more uncertainty into an already problematic supply equation.

The unionised workers of GM Daewoo gave him a plaque of thanks with a phrase "We will always remember you".

It is nine years since unionised workers voluntarily conceded to moderate wage increases to help the economy and in social solidarity with the unemployed.

Volkswagen warned today it is doomed unless unionised workers at its loss-making German plants accept a restructuring programme that entails cuts in costs and jobs.

They had already fiercely opposed Boeing's move to set up a plant in South Carolina, saying it was retaliating against the unionised workers in Seattle.

Lawyers for Patrick Stevedores sought permission in the High Court to appeal against an earlier order from a lower court to reinstate the unionised workers.

Implats officials say it looks like AMCU now claims about half of the 20,000 unionised workers there but an independent audit needs to verify this.

Unionised workers at the company have been holding a four-day strike.

Unionised workers have just returned to Ports of Auckland.