Sentences with phrase «biggest union»

The phrase "biggest union" refers to the largest and most influential organization formed by a group of workers to represent their interests and negotiate with employers on issues such as wages, working conditions, and benefits. Full definition
His blind loyalty to big union bosses is irresponsible.
Imagine, a great big union that is going to take care of us all!
Last July 2012, the leaders of the two biggest unions in Spain had a secret meeting with Angela Merkel in Berlin, only informing the Spanish Prime Minister afterwards on its content.
Labour's biggest union backer says the Labour leader should govern as a minority government in the event that Labour does not win the 2015 general election outright but is the biggest party.
GMB — the third biggest union affiliate with 617,000 members and a levy of more than # 2 million — announced it will ballot members on how much it donates to Labour.
The game for him was finally up last Saturday when Britain's biggest union Unite decided to back Miliband E despite the fact that its political director is that other well known Gordon hit man Charlie Whelan.
The even sadder news is that, cowed by Big Union, no one in a position of power seems to be willing to do anything about it.
On Saturday, two days before Clinton's big economic policy speech, the 1.6 million - member American Federation of Teachers announced the first big union endorsement in the 2016 cycle when it came out for the Democratic front - runner.
JEREMY Corbyn's biggest union donor sparked uproar yesterday by threatening «disgusting» Labour MPs he accused of using the anti-Semitism row to smear the party leader.
And to top it off, Mr. Walker never gets around to explaining why so many parents avail themselves of choice and eagerly flee the highly regulated, overly bureaucratized, child - unfriendly Big Government - Big Union complex whenever they get the opportunity.
TORONTO — The heads of two of Canada's biggest unions say they're resigning so new leaders can take the helm and expand the membership rolls as the groups join together in a merger that will create the country's largest private - sector union.
The leader of the country's biggest union warned today (Saturday October 20) ahead of the anti-austerity march that a «poverty whirlwind» will sweep through Britain's communities if this government presses on with plans to impose savage cuts.
While Unite leader Len McCluskey said on Sunday that unions could act as «honest brokers» in the leadership saga, leaders of some of the other biggest unions affiliated to Labour have not commented, and some officials are reported to be on holiday.
It's estimated that affiliation fees from big unions such as UNITE and the GMB will fall substantially as a result.
The Conservatives are too reliant on a relatively small pool of large donors, and Labour are too reliant on big union donations.
Britain's third biggest union the GMB, which represents many submarine building workers, also rounded on Mr Corbyn.
«Helping our House members in states like New York, California and Illinois — where we expect big union bosses and liberal Super PAC's to invest heavily — is a top priority for the Speaker's political team,» said Corey Fritz, a Boehner aide.
«We don't want to be the one big union standing here,» Mulgrew said.
The CWU has 200,000 members, making it Britain's fifth biggest union behind Unite, Unison, the GMB — which is not backing any candidate — and Usdaw, which is backing Burnham.
Ed Miliband has won the backing of Britain's second biggest union, Unison, in his campaign to become the next leader of the Labour Party.
Gordon Brown is facing a growing backlash against Labour's welfare reforms, which will give private companies a greater role in moving the unemployed back to work, as some of Britain's biggest unions join anti-poverty campaigners in a new national campaign against the plans.
«Keep in mind, he still has to work with the two big unions who left,» Greer continued.
Labour's civil war reaches new heights today as the leader of Britain's biggest union launches a venomous personal attack on Foreign Secretary David Miliband.
Ed Miliband's big union battle will be over what the next Labour government would spend, not party funding arrangements.
JEREMY CORBYN's biggest union ally last night launched a fresh attack on «stale» Labour MPs — and told activists to oust them.
But the fraud the report cites is a barely a drop in the bucket compared to what the Big Guv / Big Ed / Big Union monopoly wastes year - in and year - out.
Bedrick is, of course, correct and the title of his piece points to the heart of the Big Guv - Big Union v. School Choice debate.
Public school teachers have been told for years that they are only respected by the general public because Big Union fights for them and gets them that respect.
The American Federation of Teachers, the second - biggest union at about 1.6 million members, backs a new group, Democrats for Public Education, which advocates for the union's causes.
He confidently quotes NEA president Lily Eskelsen García, who claims that voucher programs and other methods of escaping the Big Guv - Big Union blob are nothing more than attempts to «experiment with our children's education without any evidence of real, lasting positive results.»
For them, privatization means fewer dues - paying public school teachers — and nothing drives Big Union crazier than losing market share.
But while homeschooling thrives, Big Union continues its mission to outlaw and marginalize parents who simply want to do what they have traditionally done throughout history — take responsibility for educating their own children.
According to an encouraging post by Mike Antonucci, the California Teachers Association (CFT's big union brother, and the most powerful union affiliate in the country) came out with some interesting new business items which are currently under review by its board of directors.
To «thank» the party for upholding its end of the endorsement bargain, Cuomo punished it, convincing that handful of big unions to end their relationship with the WFP, withdrawing financial support in the process.
Labour leader Ed Miliband is in a stand - off with the party's biggest union backer over the selection of candidates for the next election.
«Hostilities within the Labour Party reached new heights yesterday as the party's biggest union donor claimed that it had been subjected to a «Kafkaesque» trial in a row over candidate selection.
The leader of the country's biggest union warned today (Saturday October 20) that a «poverty whirlwind» will sweep through Britain's communities if this government presses on with plans to impose savage cuts.
Unite is dead square behind him as are many of the CLP delegates but the other big unions can go either way on issues.
The statement by the NRCC touts Christie as «a true conservative, taking on big union bosses and working tirelessly to reduce budget deficits in New Jersey without raising taxes.
In Bournemouth for the TUC Congress, the leaders of the three biggest unions affiliated to the Labour Party yesterday firmed up their position against Ed Miliband's proposals to «reform» the Labour Party trade union link.
Ahead of the Treasury Select Committee's report over the conduct of the FSA in the catastrophic failure of RBS, Unite, Britain's biggest union says the reckless folly of RBS management and lax regulation cost 30,000 jobs and four years of constant attacks on staff pay, conditions and pensions.
At a press briefing ahead of the Commons» debate (Tuesday), a coalition embracing the UK's biggest union Unite, key Labour MPs Tony Lloyd, chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party and Jon Cruddas MP for Dagenham, and anti-fascist campaigners Searchlight, will set out proposed changes to the Bill and warn that unless the Government gets behind them, unions will be powerless to act in the face of the far right attacks on their ranks.
For a big union with many conservative, older members, that identity shift will likely mark a break with tradition.
The conflict between the mail carrier and its biggest union sparked another instance of federal back - to - work legislation, but it didn't end the more than year - long dispute.
It was no secret that many of the strike leaders were associated with the radical Socialist Party and the One Big Union, the ominous sounding name of the union that the socialists hoped to create.
«Some companies have tried to equate a big picnic with a 10 cents - an - hour raise,» says Tom McNett, two - term president of the International Association of Machinists, Local 727, whose 15,000 members make it Lockheed's biggest union.
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