Sentences with phrase «unions during an election year»

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Current campaign finance laws allow individuals, corporations and labour unions to donate a maximum of $ 15,000 per year to a provincial political party in a non-election period and a maximum of $ 30,000 during an election period.

Notably, unlike the UK which suspended elections during WWII, the US has never failed to hold an election every two years for federal office (although Union govt elections were suspended in the Confederate states where Confederate election were held instead, until the states were readmitted to the unUnion govt elections were suspended in the Confederate states where Confederate election were held instead, until the states were readmitted to the unionunion).

The RMT rail union and the Fire Brigades Union both ended their affiliation during the Blair years, although they continued to fund Labour election candidunion and the Fire Brigades Union both ended their affiliation during the Blair years, although they continued to fund Labour election candidUnion both ended their affiliation during the Blair years, although they continued to fund Labour election candidates.

Rayner also praised parents and unions involved in the campaign against real - terms school funding cuts, which brought the issue to the fore during last year's general election.

A petition to decertify was filed more than a year ago, and during an election held by the Public Employee Relations Board, 32 out of 57 teachers, psychologists, and counselors voted to withdraw from the union.