Exemplos de uso de Unionization em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The unionization of female workers is made extremely difficult.
The maquilas show a lower rate of unionization than in Mexican industry as q whole.
For those who do not know, RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication,which means flow unionization really simple.
So when you start talking about this unionization stuff, you're starting to move into the direction of Socialism.
Instability, fragmentation andfrequent changes of position are that unionization is almost nonexistent.
Their high levels of unionization are unique worldwide: currently over 85% in Iceland, 85% in Finland, 81% in Sweden, and 57% in Norway.
The slaughter sector showed the highest rates of unionization on average over 30% of workers.
There were no differences in benefit duration in relation to sex, skin color, marital status,employment situation and unionization.
In early 2014, reactive Ghazli the SAT,which modifies the scope of unionization, in preparation for the November elections.
They were perceived by drivers as"collaborators" to the bosses of the service, making never strike andat zero rates of unionization.
In short, a vast field where unionization because of permanent and destructive reforms of public services, it involved agents lose themselves!
He recalled the struggle by janitors at Century City in Los Angeles a decade and a half ago,which eventually led to their unionization.
Certainly, in a railway workshop, unionization is made easier by the membership of the working men and women to the category of wage earners in status.
Both employers and employees unions that infringed the provisions of Decree 21.396, besides being fined,could have revoked his letter of unionization.
Financial sector workers in the us suffer from the lowest rate of unionization of workers in any of the industries in the us, and are among the least organized in the world.
Table 2 shows the variables obtained from secondary sources grouped into four major blocks: economic;demographic; unionization, communication, public safety; and health.
Unionization, communication and public safety: percentage of unionized people(males and females); percentage of households with internet and cell phones; ratio of police to population.
Conversely, during the congress, a motion on the top(where for once SOUTH recently won its representativeness) asked a key question:how to organize to develop unionization.
In the Chamber there,Herr von Freilitzsch declared very openly that in the handling of the law of unionization not only the text but also the intention of the legislators should be taken into account.
Spencer condemned all new institutions that emerged from the empirical not idealized democratization of European societies: social legislation, socialism,the right to strike and unionization.
The way to achieve this is through new European powers, new directives,stronger unionization of Europe and the mobilization of all Europeans who want different European policies and reject unbridled free trade.
Another book launched in 2014 by the specialistDaniel did not differ much from the work of Fico in relation to the agrarian question and the themes of agrarian reform and rural unionization.
The resistance of employers to unionization of their employees was justified, therefore, by the certainty that it would instrument themselves in their fight against the violence of exploitation to which the latter were submitted.
The significance of the reproduction of the principles of 1944 in 1963 is that the government imposed the official recognition,following the example of what the 1939 Unionization Law did for urban workers.
Even before being enacted, Antonio Ferreira Cesarino Jr., founder of IDS,predicted that the unionization of rural work would be virtually impossible due to the nomadism, illiteracy and relative isolation of rural workers.
Most recently in Prussia, the district of the"liberal," eternal candidate for minister,Herr von Bennigsen has achieved everything humanly possible in the interpretation of the Law of Unionization and Assemblage.
According to the paper,the large decline in unionization in the last few decades in the United States has"contributed to an increase in overall wage inequality, as well as the widening Black-white wage gap.
It should be noted that many elements of the early New Deal were later declared unconstitutional and abandoned, butsome elements such as the National Labor Relations Act which promoted unionization of the American labor force are still in effect.
Combined with this struggle on the political front, a wave of strikes for better wages,new unionization drives, and the building of a powerful and militant left wing within the unions would attract millions into organized labor, especially in the South.
Is it to build SOUTH education in a particular department in a particular university, without imagining joint campaigns without exchanging on practices,without giving development opportunities to the whole wide field that unionization is intended to cover the union?