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Second, we can clear the way for workers to unionize.

By 1994, the company was losing money, and the workers were beginning to unionize.

Many of them already have the right to unionize, granted at the state level.

The attempt to unionize lost in a 48 to 64 vote.

Central to the dispute was the workers' right to unionize.

The workers wanted to unionize and demanded a significant pay increase.

Two other efforts to unionize players in Florida have failed.

In the spring of that year there had been some brief talk about unionizing.

This legislation is not about whether employees should have the right to unionize.

She helped unionize thousands of workers at the city's public hospitals.

The workers did not agree with their rate of pay, causing them to unionize.

Officials of that union said they had already been called by other doctors' groups interested in unionizing.

Sadly, what college football probably needs most is for the players to unionize.

Since 1989, workers at three farms have voted to unionize.

The six pilot groups had voted to unionize in 1994.

He had opposed the law granting the right to unionize.

Most state employees in Oklahoma are not allowed to unionize.

As part of the agreement, the factory would be required to unionize its workers.

And as a result of unionizing, over 240 workers there got free health insurance."

The board directed the university to permit its student workers to unionize.

"It's clear that they're leaving us no other alternative than to unionize."

Under Federal labor law, independent contractors do not have the right to unionize.

All workers have the right to unionize and bargain collectively.

The company offered small concessions, and the workers returned to work without unionizing.

Workers who try to unionize to defend their rights are generally fired.

The private sector needs to unionise again and go for better pensions.

He attempted to unionise the students but was thwarted.

Problem 1 - Why don't you unionise your workforce and insist on collective wage bargaining?

Bahrain's large expatriate workforce is also eligible to unionise as part of the reforms.

- private pension contributors should unionise.

In this role, he worked tirelessly to unionise the abbatoirs of North Queensland.

As a result, US employers were adamant in their determination to resist efforts to unionise their steel mills.

Both had craft unions for skilled workers, but Larkin's main aim was to unionise the unskilled workers as well.

In 1938, Sophie Tucker helped unionise the American Federation of Actors, an early actors' trade union.

Aged 18 and a signatory to the Fenian Oath, he moved to Dublin where he worked as a docker until he became blacklisted for attempting to unionise the workers.

In 1866 all workers who had joined the fledgling Mining Federation of Great Britain were locked out of the Knowles pits and the company defeated attempts to unionise the workforce.

The chairman of the Dublin United Tramway Company, industrialist and newspaper proprietor William Martin Murphy, was determined not to allow the ITGWU to unionise his workforce.

Secondly, a wage-change variable is included in addition to a price variable since it is hypothesised that workers may seek to unionise not only to defend existing standards of living but also to attempt to improve upon them.

So, while the Women's Cooperative Guild made it their cause to unionise the home-workers of East London, I made it mine to fatten up Florence, with breakfasts and lunches, with sandwich teas, with dinners and suppers and biscuits and milk.