Examples of using Unionization in English and their translations into Russian
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Prohibition of teachers' unionization.
Unionization among homeworker women in Tamil Nadu, India.
For instance, was unionization allowed?
Table 19: Unionization of public officials As of the end of 1997.
Lastly, she would appreciate information on any differences in pay and on the unionization of hotel staff.
The Times noted a call for unionization:"Negroes must form cotton workers' unions.
Unionization has been especially important in improving the incomes of some marginalized groups.
In many countries, workers in EPZs find unionization and collective bargaining nearly impossible.
Unionization rate in 2007 stands at 10.8 percent first upward move in 18 years Archived 2011-07-22 at the Wayback Machine Korea International Labour Foundation, 19 September 2008.
These declines coincide with decreased unionization and increased trade and financial deregulation across the world.
Under the"military socialism" of Presidents Busch and David Toro, the Labor Ministry articulated a labor code andpropelled mass unionization of Bolivian workers.
Owing to a lack of unionization, those jobs often have low security of tenure and benefits.24.
According to the statistics of Ministry of Labour andSocial Security, the unionization of female workers increased from 39% in 1995 to 51% in 2001.
State Worker Unionization and Strike Regulation Act Congressional Decree No. 71-86.
Manuel Estrada Cabrera, who was president of Guatemala from 1898 to 1920,permitted limited unionization in rural Guatemala, but also made further concessions to the UFC.
It is unacceptable for any employer to use contract labour for the sole purpose of reducing wages andbenefits and deterring unionization.
As opposed to simply accepting unionization, TNCs in many instances may limit the number of recognized unions.
The national political agenda has therefore emphasized improvement of the quality of labour relations, unionization and peaceful ways of solving labour conflicts in Peru.
The publication also provides information on unionization and pension plans, and contains a section on employment and earnings of women in the federal jurisdiction.
The 1996 amendments also provided for a secret ballot certification vote where at least 40 percent of employees in a bargaining unit support unionization.
The Committee notes that Bill 22, entitled“An act to prevent unionization”, was adopted by the Ontario Legislative Assembly on 24 November 1998.
Unionization and measures aimed at building workers' skills and social capital, in particular, give voice and market power to workers, thereby improving their prospects for decent work.
The project has also examined issues of ergonomics,health hazards and unionization to ensure that women benefit not only in terms of the quantity but also the quality of employment in the applications of new technology.
Factors which further contribute to exploitation of migrants in the workplace include(a) pressure to lower the cost of labour in highly competitive sectors;(b) the absence of effective implementation of labour and occupational health andsafety standards; and(c) frequent lack of unionization.
However, apart from the general problems related to unionization on farms, male-dominated unions do not always pay sufficient attention to issues that matter especially to women.
In further efforts to guarantee workers' rights, the Korean Government made it legal for teachers to unionize.On 6 January 1999, the"Act on Teachers' Unionization and Management" passed in the National Assembly and came into effect on 1 July 1999.
By virtue of the State Employees Unionization and Regulation of Strikes Act, an exception to the exercise of the rights freely to form and join trade unions and to strike is made for the 31,423 men and women employed in the National Army, and for the 15,248 individuals working for the National Civil Police.
Global value chains have, in both developed and developing countries, affected the bargaining power of workers, already in decline owing to the rise ofthe service sector and the associated decline in unionization, as well as the effects of finance-driven globalization.
Unionization is recognized and guaranteed as a means of workers' protection, representation, welfare, education and culture, as is union immunity as a guarantee to union officials while carrying out the legal activities connected with their mandate, for which they may not be prosecuted or arrested.
The ILO guide Promoting equity: Gender-neutral job evaluation for equal pay: A step-by-step guide addresses the economic characteristics of the pay gap(such as working hours, education,experience, unionization rate, economic sector, size of enterprise), as well as its discriminatory causes.