Sentences with phrase «union officers»

Serious discussion of policies or programs rarely occurs without taking into account the local union contract and the position of union officers and member teachers.

The other union officers aren't exactly scraping by either.

Many of the teachers featured in the ads were teachers union officers, though they were not identified as such.

When looking to obtain a personal loan from an individual such as a family member or friend be as professional as you would with any bank or credit union officer.

A Republican and former Union officer during the Civil War, he was impeached by a legislature controlled by partisan Democrats seeking to throw off the burdens imposed by the North.

It's quite common for scottish Labour councillors and Labour MSPs along with trades union officers and elected officials to give speeches at the Yes meetings and for Labpur Party activists to be out leafleting for Yes and as a result scottish Labour is fractured between a pro-London faction and a pro-Scotland faction.

During the UTLA - hosted weekend of workshops, speakers and political campaigning for new union officers at a Los Angeles hotel, several teachers said their morale was low and anxieties high.

It makes an already difficult situation that much worse when union officers who are charged with and paid with member dues to enforce the contract in every school have allowed and even tacitly encouraged these actions.

Caught helping Rebel outlaw Randolph Scott, Union officer Dana Andrews burns her house to the ground.

When union officers address an audience of union activists, the world is described in Manichaean terms.

Without heed to the demonstration outside, the Board wisely opted to save taxpayers money and put the contentious issue behind them by formally prohibiting district collection of union dues and compensation of unaccountable union officers:

The statewide network is now comprised of about 600 educators, including a National Teacher of the Year, State Teachers of the Year, Milken Educators, Presidential Medal recipients and elected union officers among others.

Mr. Hodgins returned to Queen's University Law School in 1979 after working for several years as a full - time union officer at Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 389 in North Vancouver.

Career Overview Union Officer skilled in negotiating and administering labor agreements and arbitrat...

Supermarket labor contracts are negotiated with local union officers, and agreements cover all of a chain's stores in a particular metro area, with contracts lasting between three and four years.

Isn't a shop steward a «trade union officer»?

«Shop steward» refers to a kind of union officer, not to an employee of a store.

After enduring ten brutal years of hard labor for a crime he did not commit, a former Union officer has one thing on his mind: revenge!

The two union officers who met with the district attorney, Liz Falco and Santhosh Thomas, later filed an ethics complaint against Lee with PEF.

Ingersoll was many things, such as a Union officer in the Civil War, the attorney general of Illinois, one of the great orators of his time (his «Plumed Knight» speech, in which he nominated James G. Blaine at the 1876 Republican convention, is one of the great political speeches of its time), Republican political leader, attorney, and atheist.

One truth that is self - evident is that if corporate executives, union officers and employee clubs had waited to get a statistical O.K. from the social scientists, there would be precious little ping - pong played in industry today.

That's spoken as an Union officer, of course.»

A slate of insurgent Patrolmen's Benevolent Association trustees and delegates — three of them under indictment for their involvement in the 2011 Bronx ticket - fixing scandal — announced their intention to unseat incumbent President Patrick Lynch and his reigning ticket of union officers.

After a spell as a trade union officer, Watson became an MP in 2001 and rose fast, becoming a junior whip in 2004 and junior defence minister two years later, when his nightly ministerial papers included details of British soldiers killed in Iraq, a conflict he voted in favour of.

But over the past few years, students» union officers have begun using the tactic against a wider range of speakers as part of attempts to create a «safe space» on campus.

Critics contend that union officers are abusing their power to unacceptably stifle freedom of speech.

Reclaim also has ties to a conservative legal - advocacy group, incorporated in Delaware in late 2016, called the Government Justice Center, which has filed a lawsuit in Syracuse to stop the school district from paying the salary of union officers.

English is a former foundry worker and union officer who entered law school at age 36 after being laid off from his job at the Crouse - Hinds factory.

From the English Royal Navy to the Union officer's uniform, the modern navy suit stands tall in the 21st century of men's clothing.

Bale and Ben Foster, who plays a Union officer sentenced to hang for his crimes, also appeared together in the 2007 «3:10 to Yuma» remake.

Along the way they pick up Major Marquis Warren (Samuel L. Jackson), a notorious bounty hunter who's a former slave and Union officer; and Chris Mannix (Walton Goggins), a Confederate veteran who claims to be the new sheriff of Red Rock.

As a union officer once shouted at me in a moment of exasperation, «The kids aren't in the contract!»

The national - union officers are especially adept at co-opting the anger of the militants and focusing it on the approved targets — «toxic tests,» corporate reformers, and a host of nefarious individuals.

Union officers are also aware that it is detrimental to their cause to be constantly saying «no» to so many proposals for school reform.

Human resources personnel, union officers and representatives, labour and management consultants, lawyers, and librarians - anyone who needs quick access to clear definitions of labour law terms - will value this standard Canadian reference.