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The consulting giant PricewaterhouseCoopers said that its workers were not unionized but that it was studying the matter.

The manufacture of cars and car parts is often heavily unionized and located in important Midwest states.

The company also offers unionized management and construction services in the United States and Canada.

Currently, 80% of the company is unionized , with plans to increase that figure to 100% by the end of this year.

Unionized workers at the plants will continue to receive at least 85 percent of their pay, as stipulated in their contracts.

One of my colleagues worked on a payroll system for a unionized company.

Although they did not consider themselves unionized, they did act in concert .

Meanwhile, the company has yet to fully merge the unionized workers of the former US Airways and American West.

Toyota's unionized plant in California and a small car plant in Canada are less likely to implement the reduction in weekly hours.

In the U. S. , where only 7% of private workers are unionized, there is now little danger of an inflationary wage-price spiral.

When determining who to let go, non unionized companies first get rid of complainers and those who are difficult to be around.

It does not cover unionized staff, but the company is also seeking a freeze for those employees, the memo said.

To what extent is the problem that the retirement benefits for unionized public sector workers have become too generous?

Several decades ago the typical production-line job did not require advanced skills but was unionized and so paid at or above the average.

The average unionized employee at SC First Bank earns the equivalent of $65, 000 a year, around three times GDP per person.

Meanwhile, private-sector industries that are heavily unionized have a strong correlation with industries in economic decline.

It would remind everyone of the social costs of mediocre management and overpriced unionized labor.

It is a well-known fact that white-collar workers are not nearly so well organized or unionized as the manual workers.

General Information - If unionized , provide buyer the union affiliation and contract expiration date .

It is important to realize, moreover, that higher wages are often not the major source of higher labor costs in unionized firms.

They provide employment for unionized workers and financial support for local schools and hospitals.

S. , the National Basketball Association is a business, the players are unionized and there is a collective bargaining agreement.

A total of 175 unionized "Process Technicians" were compelled by management to either change to the new designation or lose their jobs.

It encouraged supervisors to act as coaches and mentors, and officers (who are unionized) to offer feedback on their superiors.

Unionized employees have staged protests in the state capital of Madison since Walker made the demands.

Local governments are the most unionized.

An AT&T spokesman says many unionized workers being cut will be eligible for such positions.

The definition of Labor in the global marketplace includes those who are unionized and those who are not.

When the work force unionized, he became president of the local.

Right-to-work laws enable people to work in plants with unionized workforces without paying union dues.

Why move production from the world's low-cost workshop back to a unionized U. S. factory where wages are six times higher than in China?

They trade-unionized the new factory.

They have trade-unionized most of the workers.

Automakers and other unionized corporations would benefit from a new health-care subsidy for their employees who retire before age 62.

Do you understand the relationship between unionized labor andmanagement in that place?

As of 2008, only 7. 6 percent of private-sector workers were unionized.

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