unionisation การใช้

• Crampton sought to achieve greater unionisation in all workplaces.
• Unionisation is often deemed unacceptable by media owners, leading journalists to pursue secret membership.
• Labour unionisation is essentially a simple way for workers to maintain unity and preserve their rights.
• What User : Calltech challenges is the authenticity of the subject of unionisation of Call centres.
• The degree of unionisation depends on the mine and lies between 70 and 90 per cent.
• He was a central figure in the unionisation of sections of Bombay labour in the 1950s.
• In reaction to this, organised labour began to assert itself through increasing unionisation and industrial militancy.
• During the Kakamega Gold Rush of 1930 52 to support the unionisation approach, but was unsuccessful.
• This organisation was dedicated to the unionisation of women, and by 1914 had more than 20, 000 members.
• He was instrumental in coordinating the 1884 bootmakers'outwork in the bootmaking industry to eliminate cheap labour and encourage unionisation.
• As call centres expanded, unionisation occurred in North America to gain members including the Communications Workers of America and the United Steelworkers.
• The unionisation rate among white-collar workers is exceptionally high in Sweden  since 2008 higher than for blue-collar workers.
• In Europe, Uni Global Union of Switzerland is involved in assisting unionisation in this realm and in Germany Vereinte Dienstleistungsgewerkschaft represents call centre workers.
• In May 1879, Scottish mine owners combined to force a reduction of wages, which had the effect of spurring the demand for unionisation.
• He argued that the unionisation approach by African mine workers was an effective non-violent approach of fighting for their rights through collective bargaining.
• This was the second attempt at the unionisation of professional football players after the failure of the Association Footballers'Union which dissolved itself in 1901.
• Efforts for unionisation in the private sectors were often met with opposition and the wider general withdrawal of State support for workers further undermined their bargaining power.
• In 1904, he was transferred to FA rules by wearing his shorts above the knee and was politically minded in favour of the unionisation of professional footballers.
• She fiercely resisted unionisation of bookshop staff, sacking most employees just before they had worked there six months, when they would gain limited job protection rights.
• Unionisation is on the rise, after the establishment in 2013 of a trade union for media workers, member of the national Association of Free Trade Unions.