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trade union
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trade union: see union, labor union, labor, association of workers for the purpose of improving their economic status and working conditions through collective bargaining with employers. Historically there have been two chief types of unions: the horizontal, or craft, union, in which all the
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Lexi Scott, prin-cipal of Gracehill Primary School, Ballymena, Co Antrim, and Ulster Teachers' Union President voiced his concern at the rising tide of violence in our schools.
The teachers' union is now saying that it is vital that all schools negotiate with parents at the local level.
Our organisation believes that violence against teachers, either by students or outsiders is like dynamite on the foundations of our educational system," said Eleni Semelidou, President of the Secondary Teachers' Union OELMEK.
 
 
 
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