Examples of 'workers voted' in a sentence
Meaning of "workers voted"
Workers voted: Refers to employees collectively making a decision or expressing their choice through a formal process of voting
How to use "workers voted" in a sentence
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It is not because workers voted for it.
The workers voted to form a union.
Millions of white workers voted for Obama.
The workers voted to make the medical fund compulsory.
Despite all these caveats, the fact is that millions of workers voted for Trump.
Workers voted for him.
Well, the workers voted today.
Workers voted for SYRIZA precisely due to their opposition to austerity policies.
Edmond, the sawmill workers voted.
Last summer postal workers voted overwhelmingly in favour of a national strike.
A strike was legal if at least 50 per cent of a company 's workers voted in favour.
There, workers voted to occupy the factory in defense of their jobs.
Just 7 percent of private-sector workers voted for their union.
Workers voted to strike, and the union delivered an ultimatum with a deadline of August 1.
But I suppose, like me, many government workers voted for the NLD.
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Roughly 71 percent of workers voted in favor of the deal, the union said Wednesday.
On December 9, after 99 days on the picket line, workers voted to return to work.
Workers voted by more than 62 percent to reject the UPS Freight contract on October 5.
On February 18, however, workers voted for a nationwide indefinite strike.
In June 2015 the organizing drive was successful when the workers voted to join USW.
About 97 % of workers voted in favor of the strike.
Earlier in the month, Chicago Assembly workers voted down the contract by a 2-to-1 margin.
In June, the workers voted 91 per cent in favour of holding the one-day strikes.
