III In no country has the labor-union movement achieved a greater degree of organization than in England.
Bore from within and capture the trade-union movement.
The Socialists have called another convention to smash the American trade-union movement [said President Gompers].
This feeling was confirmed and intensified by many recent events in the trade-union movement.
Out of repeated and vain protests and repeated strikes, perhaps not always in vain, were developed the beginnings of the trade-union movement of Pennsylvania, the men taking the lead.
Women, from the beginning of the trade-union movement in this country have occupied an important place in the ranks of organized labor.
But it certainly responds to the urgent needs of today, and is, after all, but a natural development of the trade-union movement, with especial reference to the crying needs of women and children in the highly specialized industries.
No less than the steel workers themselves, the whole trade-union movement won a great moral victory in the steel strike and the campaign that preceded it.
If they were to look sharply, they would see that the trade-union movement is traveling faster than any other body toward the end they wish to reach.
Steel Corporation as a beneficent institution, leading even the trade-union movement in reform work.
At the behest of Money, the State sent human bloodhounds on the trail of the man who in any way was suspected in participating in the trade-union movement.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "union movement" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
