Translations for „USW“ in the English » German Dictionary

USW [ˌju:esˈdʌbl̩ju:] N

USW abbreviation of ultrashort waves

USW

UKW

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He's been a member of USW since the late seventies.

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Roughly 75 per cent of USW members are women.

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He noted the agreement addresses many of the USW's concerns, but said there are a number of challenges that still need to be resolved.

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The new pact also calls for a review of hiring practices involving contractors conducting maintenance and repair work, according to the USW.

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Warren added that the USW expected immediate implementation of the report's recommendations.

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Since then, 6,500 USW workers have walked out of more than a dozen plants....

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In a strategic move, the USW's walkout targeted specific facilities.

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It's the same with other environmental groups the USW funds.

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The mistrust started with the lies the USW put forward about maintenance costs and their true intent.

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This is not at all to say that the USW's record is completely bleak.

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