There are also a good many small Unions of women only, some of which are affiliated to the Women's Trade Union League.
If we compare these Manchester societies with the policy of the Women's Trade Union League in London, a certain difference of outlook is perceptible.
The Manchester societies prefer organising women by and for themselves; the Women's Trade Union League is in touch with the larger Labour Movement and favours joint organisation wherever possible.
From such a correlation as this springs the embittering with which, for example, quarrels are fought out within a political faction or a trade union or a family.
If you do not, will you introduce and vote for a bill setting aside this decision of the supreme court and making it unlawful for a corporation to discharge a man because he is a member of a trade union?
Thirty-three years ago I first became a member of a trade union.
The United States court has rendered a decision to the effect that a trade union is a trust and that if it exercises its legitimate powers it is a criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade.
The Women's Trade Union League is the first organization which has attempted to deal with the whole of the problems of the woman in industry on a national scale.
All its agitation told, and prepared the way for the Women's Trade Union League, which, a decade later, took up the very same task.
A trade union may be defined as a permanent organized society, the object of which is to obtain more favorable conditions of labor for its members.
This would be about twenty per cent of the adult male working-class population, or an average of about one man who is a member of a trade union out of five who might be.
Restrictions on the Number of Members in a Trade Union.
The most difficult case with which such a tribunal would have to deal is that in which the employer has a monopoly of a department of production, and a trade union has an exclusive possession of its field of labor.
The Woman's Trade Union League, to which the speaker belonged, had arranged a ball for that night in behalf of the "skirt finishers.
Miss Train was secretary of the Woman's Trade Union League.
And Yetta started uptown to the office of the Woman's Trade Union League.
For several years she had been the head of the Woman's Trade Union League.
The second part of the original deals with the modern Trade Union movement, and the part here reproduced is complete in itself.
At first this claim may be almost unconscious; but out of it grows a conscious theory of Trade Union purpose.
Servants belong to a Trade Union, Annie and Emma" (the cook) "join a Union.
Punch resented this wholesale vituperation, and indulged in some effective reprisals in his criticism of trade union indiscipline, notably the growing tendency towards unofficial and lightning strikes.
It is the Anglo-Saxon instinct for home rule applied to trade union politics.
The sovereign authority of a trade union is its general convention, a delegate body meeting at stated times.
It discards lofty phraseology and the attempt at world-reform and it becomes simply a trade union.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trade union" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
