nonunion

IPA: nɑnjˈunjʌn

Examples of "nonunion" in Sentences

The decision also keeps Delta as the only major U.S. airline that is largely nonunion.
This is why overall labor costs are lower in nonunion auto plants than in union auto plants.
The UAW is discussing a German-style works council for a nonunion Volkswagen plant in Tennessee.
The National Mediation Board's ruling affirms an employee vote in 2010 that kept the 13,000 Delta baggage and freight handlers nonunion.
While the industry's revenue has grown 28% since 2006, when wireless employment peaked at 207,000 workers, its mostly nonunion work force has shrunk about 20%.
The National Mediation Board in recent weeks ruled that the elections for about 20,000 flight attendants and 700 stock clerks were fair, keeping them nonunion.
There will also be much more diversity in educational offerings, and money and jobs will flow out of the (unionized) regular schools into new (nonunion) providers of online options.
The NLRB in April alleged Boeing illegally retaliated against union workers by shifting union jobs in Washington state to a nonunion plant in South Carolina, where Boeing built a 787 Dreamliner jet production line.
Plant workers blame Washington for higher gasoline prices, which hurt demand for automobiles; for spending money on Iraq that could be spent at home; and for failing, as they see it, to stop illegal immigrants from taking jobs in nonunion shops.