Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals

University of Oregon Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation

Graduate student employee unionization

Richfield Bus Company

University of Victoria Students' Society

Thrillist

Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union

Wedge Community Co-op

Graduate Employees Together - University of Pennsylvania

Duquesne University

MEA-MFT

Federation of Hospital and University Employees

Arnold S. Relman

Nyack Library

Employee Free Choice Act

Green Valley Ranch

Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee

The Home Depot

Association of College and University Housing Officers-International

National Women's Soccer League Players Association

Right-to-work law

Fort Worth Fire Department

Marty McManus

Canadian Hockey League Players' Association

Jabez Bunting Snowball

Save Our Secret Ballot

LeanIn.Org

Largo Medical Center

ThinkProgress

Donnell S. Holt

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• The Advantages of a Unionized Workplace" accessed March 22, 2018. (chron.com)

Workplaces1

• According to the U.S. Department of Labor, a 1997 study indicated that productivity in unionized workplaces was 10 percent higher than in comparable nonunion environments. (chron.com)

Ammonia2

• More analytical test methods may be available for Ammonia, Free Unionized. (settek.com)
• You often will read a consistent ammonia level in your fish tank if you are consistently feeding your fish and at times this can be as high as 2 mg/L. The amount of unionized ammonia (UIA) in the water is dependent on the water temperature and pH. (earthanedge.com)

Nurses4

• Clearly that is why so many nurses are opting for unionized environments. (allnurses.com)
• Unionized members of PNA became increasingly dissatisfied with the poor representation and low militancy of the nurses association. (wikipedia.org)
• At a national meeting of unionized nurses sponsored by the California Nurses Association (CNA) in March 2000, CNA staff approached PSEA HealthCare leaders and suggested forming an independent nurses association associated (but not affiliated) with CNA. (wikipedia.org)
• After a barrage of accusations that Stanford's recently-acquired ValleyCare Medical Center is a poor work environment - including allegations of worker intimidation, bribery and patient endangerment - the hospital's nurses have taken matters into their own hands and unionized. (stanforddaily.com)

Right to unionize2

• Punctuating a string of Obama-era moves to shore up labor rights and expand protections for workers, the National Labor Relations Board ruled Tuesday that students who work as teaching and research assistants at private universities have a federally backed right to unionize. (nytimes.com)
• But hospital officials say no legal changes are needed to give workers the right to unionize, noting that an effort to do so last year failed. (dailypress.com)

NLRB4

• Columbia University graduate students are ready to vote to unionize as early as this fall, after the NLRB regional director in New York determines who is eligible to participate in the election, Kushner said. (foxbusiness.com)
• It is the second time the NLRB has said graduate students can unionize. (foxbusiness.com)
• GET-UP's decision is the latest in a string of similar moves at other colleges, where unionizing efforts have stalled due to fear that a GOP majority will soon take over the NLRB board and dismantle the Columbia precedent. (thedp.com)
• Many non-unionized employers might be surprised to learn that they, too, are governed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). (jdsupra.com)

Workers unionize1

• Amazon, let workers unionize! (amnesty.org)

Intimidation1

• Mission Hope Day Program employees deserve the chance to make a decision to unionize without fear or intimidation. (change.org)

Workforce1

• There have been many efforts to organize the tech sector, to organize software engineers that have been largely unsuccessful, but here you have a really young workforce voting to unionize and in a nascent and thriving industry and especially as the unionization rates have declined over the last few decades. (pbs.org)

Organize2

• But the information & examples given at http://www.nursingworld.org/uan/organize explains about the reasons why RNs unionize & how RNs go about doing that. (allnurses.com)
• There's some refocusing within groups working on organizing [journalists] … to adapt to the shifting landscape-to organize freelancers, think about the roles that interns are playing, and bring all those people into the movement," said Burns, who led her newsroom's unionizing effort. (cjr.org)

Graduate students5

• Graduate students at private colleges such as Duke University, Northwestern University, St. Louis University and American University have also taken steps towards unionizing, the Service Employees International Union said in a statement. (foxbusiness.com)
• Partisan control of the board flipped after the 2000 election of Republican President George W. Bush, clearing the way for the 2004 decision that graduate students could not unionize. (foxbusiness.com)
• NEWS BRIEF Graduate students at private universities can now unionize. (theatlantic.com)
• Graduate students at public universities are subject to state collective-bargaining laws, and many have already unionized. (theatlantic.com)
• Before the ruling, Columbia University expressed its concerns with graduate students unionizing, saying it "could adversely affect their educational experience. (theatlantic.com)

Employee2

• Lombard Fire Department lieutenants are seeking to unionize, becoming the fourth employee group in the village to join or form a union within about a year, officials say. (dailyherald.com)
• Deborah Jones, a 14-year employee at the Cottondale Johnson Controls plant, voted to unionize. (tuscaloosanews.com)

Vote5

• The decision follows last fall's vote to unionize by drivers contracted by Facebook . (sfgate.com)
• Is Gawker's vote to unionize a turning point for Internet culture? (pbs.org)
• In the fall 2012, 1199SEIU solicited employes for union membership but chose not to pursue a vote to unionize. (dailypress.com)
• In Busan, a southern port city, 97 percent of 5,387 unionized bus workers at 33 companies approved a strike in a vote held on Wednesday. (koreabizwire.com)
• In Gyeonggi Province, 96.2 percent of unionized drivers at eight of 15 long-distance bus companies, which provide vital transport services for Gyeonggi residents commuting to Seoul, endorsed the strike plan in a vote held from Tuesday to Wednesday. (koreabizwire.com)

Wages3

• An advocacy group for immigrant workers, Somos Un Pueblo Unido, advised Squeaky Clean's workers to set up such a committee because the National Labor Relations Act - enacted under President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1935 - prohibits employers from retaliating against workers for engaging in "concerted" activity to improve their wages and conditions, even when they are not trying to unionize. (nytimes.com)
• As such, non-members receive the same higher wages (one study found that workers in unionized shops enjoy a wage premium of nearly 12 percent ) and benefits enjoyed by their coworkers who belong to the union. (workplacefairness.org)
• The effects of union decline on the wages of nonunion women are not as substantial because women were not as unionized as men were in 1979. (epi.org)

Petition1

• Last year, the labor board dismissed a petition by football players at Northwestern University who had argued that they were employees and sought to unionize. (nytimes.com)

Teachers3

• Estimating the Union Wage Effect for Public School Teachers When All Teachers Are Unionized ," Eastern Economic Journal , Eastern Economic Association, vol. 30(2), pages 273-291, Spring. (repec.org)
• Teachers and employees in Coahoma County's Head Start Program recently voted to unionize and join the Memphis chapter of the Teamsters Union. (teamster.org)
• Why Do Yoga Teachers Need to Unionize? (yogabasics.com)

Employers1

• A unionized workplace can benefit employers as well as workers. (chron.com)

Employees5

• Satisfied employees don't unionize because satisfied employees are treated fairly and well and are also fairly reimbursed for their talent, skill and knowledge levels. (allnurses.com)
• By contrast, the Chicago Public Media employees, who voted to unionize two months earlier, are still negotiating on the terms of their contract. (cjr.org)
• Hartford - The union representing workers at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital proposed a lower union wage scale for employees of hospital-affiliated physician practices compared to unionized hospital workers, but L+M administrators countered that "doctors who run the offices didn't want their offices to be unionized. (theday.com)
• The union representing thousands of Maryland health care workers is renewing a push to apply state labor protections and collective bargaining laws to employees at the University of Maryland Medical Center , a move that hospital officials say is not needed to allow unionizing there. (dailypress.com)
• A November opinion from the state attorney general's office spurred 1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East to argue that state officials should oversee the hospital's labor relations, which includes not just unionizing but responding to any grievances from nonunion employees. (dailypress.com)

Campaigns1

• The Campaign Workers Guild seeks to unionize teams running campaigns, like Krasner's primary run. (philly.com)

Hospitals1

• Eight hospitals statewide have unionized workers, according to the Maryland Hospital Association. (dailypress.com)

Staffs2

• A week before the sites were shuttered, the staffs of DNAinfo and Gothamist had unionized with the Writers Guild of America, East. (newyorker.com)
• Campaign staffs around U.S. starting to unionize. (philly.com)

Union4

• Many medical interns and residents have unionized in recent years, while a group of doctors at a medical center in Oregon formed a union of hospitalists in 2014. (nytimes.com)
• Unions are required by law to bargain on behalf of every worker in a unionized shop, even if those workers opt not to join the union. (workplacefairness.org)
• Absent something else, this arrangement would create a free-rider problem, because individual workers have little incentive to join the union if they know they will get all the benefits of unionizing regardless of whether they reimburse the union for its costs. (workplacefairness.org)
• The Reader 's move follows similar efforts at Chicago Public Media , which voted to unionize in December 2013, and the Chicago-based In These Times magazine, which joined the Communications Workers of America in February 2014 and signed off on a union contract in October. (cjr.org)

Labor2

• So said Harry Rodriguez, president of the bargaining unit that represents 756 health care workers, during testimony Friday at a National Labor Relations Board hearing over whether the hospital violated federal labor law when it moved two outpatient clinics out of the hospital to affiliated doctors' offices, and eliminated seven unionized positions in the process. (theday.com)
• The National Labor Relations Board's decision to allow Northwestern University's football team to unionize has upended an understanding of college athletics, Oklahoma legal experts said. (journalrecord.com)

Unions1

• A unionized cooperative is a cooperative, usually a worker cooperative[citation needed], which is beholden to active legal involvement by trade unions in the representation of the worker-owners' interests. (wikipedia.org)

News1

• Former staffers of the shuttered local-news publications say that, in both coded and explicit ways, management under Joe Ricketts warned them that if they unionized, the sites would cease to exist. (newyorker.com)

University2

• Ross Reynolds speaks with Amy Hagopian, an associate professor in the School of Public Health at the University of Washington, about why she's joined an effort to unionize faculty at the University of Washington. (kuow.org)
• David Hyde speaks with Norm Arkans, associate vice president of media relations and communications at the University of Washington, about why the UW administration has "grave reservations" about an attempt by some of the UW faculty to unionize. (kuow.org)

Time5

• Still, bank workers in the U.S. are unlikely to unionize any time soon. (huffingtonpost.com)
• Tony Long argues at Wired.com that it's time tech workers unionized . (techdirt.com)
• For the first time ever, workers at a major online media outlet, Gawker Media, voted earlier this week in a landslide to unionize. (pbs.org)
• The bill, which has gathered more than 15 House co-sponsors, would bar unionized federal workers from engaging in bargaining or arbitration while on agency time. (nlpc.org)
• SEOUL, May 9 (Korea Bizwire) - Nationwide public transportation chaos is looming, as unionized bus drivers across the country have been voting overwhelmingly to strike to demand pay hikes and manpower increases in time for the implementation of a mandatory 52-hour workweek in the bus industry this summer. (koreabizwire.com)

Media1

• At many other media outlets that have successfully unionized in recent years-among them Vice and Gizmodo, which is owned by Univision-"the guy in charge has a liberal-media-owner reputation to maintain," as Whitford put it. (newyorker.com)

Health Care1

• And unionized health care workers and community leaders are not happy. (intersectionssouthla.org)

Recent1

• In recent days, multiple former staffers told me that, in both coded and explicit ways, management had warned them repeatedly in the months before they unionized that doing so would mean that the sites would cease to exist. (newyorker.com)

Percent2

• In the nation's capital, 15,532, or 89.3 percent, of the 16,034 unionized drivers at 61 companies voted in favor of a strike on Thursday. (koreabizwire.com)
• For South Jeolla Province, 87.3 percent of the unionized drivers who voted supported the strike. (koreabizwire.com)

Members1

• All of the unionized bus drivers belong to the Korea Automobile & Transport Workers' Federation (KATWF), which also includes bus mechanics among its members. (koreabizwire.com)