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Example sentences for: unions

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A one-day general strike has been called for Tuesday, Aug. 24, with the participation of unions for nurses, courts and prison staff, police, and teachers.
The Wall Street Journal 's Fred Siegel, among others, praises Bissinger for showing both Rendell's courage (he took on unions) and the limits of his old-school liberalism.
(This last, aimed mainly at eliminating the issuing of "emergency" teaching certificates, appears to be a concession to the teachers' unions, but it will be accompanied by stricter requirements for testing new teachers.)
"The [ Post ] story raised an important debate that we need to have about the workplace of the future," said Herman, who wants to "open a dialogue on the issue" rather than inspect workers' homes en masse . An op-ed in the Journal argues that the OSHA guidelines are part of a pattern of Clinton administration electoral favors to labor unions (because the guidelines discourage telecommuters, who are hard to organize).
Despite the emperor’s obsession with the new “Red Peril” — the 1848 Communist Manifesto of Marx and Engels, which was being circulated in Paris — he could not prevent such social reforms as the workers’ right to form unions and even to strike.