union dues

Examples (20)

• Workers must pay their union dues monthly to maintain membership.
• He paid his union dues to Local Union 98.
• The company automatically deducts union dues from employee paychecks.
• All members are required to pay their union dues on time.
• She fell behind on her union dues and lost voting rights.
• The union dues are deducted directly from his paycheck.
• New employees are required to pay union dues within 30 days.
• She wondered if the union dues were worth the benefits.
• The union dues increase was approved by a majority vote.
• Failure to pay union dues can result in loss of membership.
• He questioned whether the union dues were being used effectively.
• The increase in union dues was met with mixed reactions.
• Annual union dues help fund collective bargaining efforts.
• Union dues help fund advocacy and collective bargaining efforts.
• Members can pay their union dues online or by check.
• Many employees feel that union dues are a necessary expense.
• The strike was partially funded by accumulated union dues.
• They discussed the allocation of union dues at the last meeting.
• Retired workers are often exempt from paying union dues.
• His membership was suspended because he hadn't paid his union dues.