“Cameron's enthusiasm for preserving the union between Scotland and England seemed genuine.”

“The society serves as a union of personalities lobbying for the success of the institution.”

“Their union would be followed by the birth of two beautiful children.”

“In giving way on compulsory student unionism, Beazley is clearing the decks for more important issues, like Industrial Relations.”

“The labor historian, controversially, also points to new rights-based principles that damaged trade unionism.”

“They have at times had to withstand considerable provocation from intransigent bigots on the extreme wing of unionism.”

“He endorsed unionisation and protested several cases of police brutality in Miami.”

“If it's accurate, and it means what it says, it presumably means that unionisation and collective bargaining would be illegal.”

“Red tape and unionisation may be responsible, though on average indicators of labour-market regulation are no different in Africa than elsewhere.”

“He was a hired gun for big corporations in the late 1950s, when he went around arguing against unionization.”

“Workers claim that they have been harassed and intimidated after complaining about working conditions and raising the issue of unionization.”

“Its resistance was made possible not merely by its unionization but by the dole to the unemployed.”

“He was a hired gun for big corporations in the late 1950s, when he went around arguing against unionization.”

“Workers claim that they have been harassed and intimidated after complaining about working conditions and raising the issue of unionization.”

“Its resistance was made possible not merely by its unionization but by the dole to the unemployed.”

“You whip up hatred against minorities, asylum seekers, working people, and trade unionists like me.”

“Large numbers of riot police were deployed against the small demonstration and confiscated banners and posters being carried by the unionists.”

“They have written vicious screeds against anti-globalization demonstrators and unionists.”

“The proposed cuts were met with mass walkouts, first by public sector workers and then by the rest of the Argentine unions.”

“Sclerotic labor markets, typified by the 35-hour workweek, are jealously guarded by militant trade unions.”

“If one of those unions walks away, there will be winners and there will be losers.”