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• Salary differences between unionized and nonunionized restaurant workers are stark.
• Nonunionized workers earn an average of $ 10.50.
• Nationwide wage settlements that applied even to small nonunionized businesses hurt competitiveness and innovation.
• Nonunionized grocers will benefit from increased traffic.
• Nearly all Verizon Wireless workers are nonunionized.
• The pilots, machinists and nonunionized employees will each have a representative on the company's board.
• Subsidized this way, he said, Stapleton could compete with productions going to nonunionized states and Canada.
• In July 2000, the NLRB under the Clinton administration extended the Weingarten Rights to employees at nonunionized workplaces.
• Employers are making promises to retirees and to unionized and nonunionized employees, and then they are reneging on those promises.
• The nonunionized plant in Kentucky is in the Appalachian region where people are more willing to work for a lower wage,
• The machinists agreed to a 9.7 wage cut, and nonunionized employees will see their salaries reduced 8.25 percent.
• Facing intense competition from nonunionized telecommunications companies, Bell Atlantic was under pressure to settle the strike, which was already inconveniencing customers.
• Of the 12 members on the UAL board, five are chosen by public shareholders, two by unions and one by nonunionized employees.
• A dishwasher's salary in a hotel is $ 13.21 an hour, versus $ 6.50 in a nonunionized restaurant.
• Ireland had an educated, English-speaking work force, much of it nonunionized, and it offered investors grants and other financial incentives.
• Employees were concerned that the work might go to Mexico or to a nonunionized plant, but that will not be the case, Butler said.
• Language barriers on the job are an even bigger problem among day laborers, nonunionized workers who are less likely to speak English, Fernandes added.
• Its share of the work force is falling because most new jobs are in nonunionized areas, such as financial services, retail trade and hotels.
• Later in life he led a national confederation of nonunionized workers, and in 1979 and 1984 he ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the European Parliament.
• Particularly popular among construction industry unions, salting involves encouraging union officials and members to take jobs with nonunionized employers, hoping to persuade co-workers to organize.