The total number of Republika Srpska unionized workers is 201,190.

About 12 of workers are unionized, compared to 30 in Western Europe.

The total number of unionized workers is 277,450 members in the Alliance.

Data on the number of unionized and non unionized migrant workers by sectors of the economy, with a view to ascertaining the level of acceptance of the demand for immigrant labour

Non unionized workers face more hardship because they often do not know their entitlements.

In Guatemala, the largest economy, less than 3 of workers are unionized and their unions are marginal.

In Bolivia, where unions are extensively formed by members of society, another group of workers have unionized children.

Today, for the first time in 15 years, Master Lock's unionized plant in Milwaukee is running at full capacity.

The Act also adds that a unionized worker may be expelled or leave voluntarily (358) he is also free not to join that union or any other.

The urban population, already 70 and growing rapidly, has begun withdrawing their support from Morales, except in La Paz, El Alto, and Oruro, and in the most unionized sectors.

Highly centralized and unionized labor markets, like Australia s, did as poorly as decentralized and laissez faire labor markets, like that of the United States, in dealing with long term unemployment.

The politics and political climate of some States, cities and counties explained a good part of the highly unionized structures within which management systems notably human resource management systems operated.

Even in the first post WWII generation, only a minority of Americans a largely white, male minority found well paying stable jobs at large, unionized, capital intensive manufacturing companies like GM, GE, or AT T.

In the generation after World War II, you could secure a blue collar unionized manufacturing job or climb to the top of a white collar bureaucracy that offered job security, relatively high salaries, and long, stable career ladders.

The tariff was bad mercantilism it robbed more in profits and unionized jobs from steel consuming industries than it gave to steel making industries, and the former were at least as well organized and vocal in Washington as the latter.

(a) The request must be submitted to the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare by workers' unions, federations and confederations representing at least 51 per cent of unionized workers or by employers having in their employ at least the same percentage of workers

65. In February 1993, after a long and sometimes acrimonious debate, a majority of 52 per cent of the workers at the Star Kist tuna cannery voted against joining the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Workers in the two canneries thus remain non unionized. 18

The Committee notes with concern that only a small number of workers are unionized in the private sector and that the registration of trade unions is subject to strict requirements, including authorization by the Minister of the Interior, who has the power to dissolve trade unions.

The Council of Representatives is a tripartite body its membership is made up of titular and alternate representatives of unionized workers and of employers in equal numbers (not less than 5 and not more than 15), who are appointed every four years, and a representative of the government, who is President of the Commission.