Steelworkers

But this appeal to steelworkers, that is a cheap, demagogic, anti-trade point. ❋ Unknown (2001)

A spokesman for the Chinese embassy in Washington, Wang Baodong, called the steelworkers' ❋ By SEWELL CHAN (2010)

The San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council endorsement represents thousands of construction workers in twenty-eight unions such as steelworkers, bricklayers, electrical workers, teamsters, plumbers and pipe fitters. ❋ Unknown (2006)

We never talk enough about how many of these delegates are teachers and government employees, not the kind of steelworkers and autoworkers of another generation, but white-collar public unions. ❋ Unknown (2000)

That's where the real jobs are: jobs for carpenters weatherizing homes in Ohio, steelworkers building wind turbines in Indiana, tool and die makers manufacturing parts for electric cars in Michigan, and on and on from coast to coast. ❋ Robert Redford (2011)

Sure, let's start "profiling" all the soldiers (and don't stop there, what about cops, teachers, all government employees, truck drivers, steelworkers, plumbers, newscasters, ex-Governors with an ax to grind ...) who don't fit the right's idea of a perfect citizen. ❋ Unknown (2009)

A coalition of Maryland steelworkers and environmentalists has formed to help Woolf and the O'Malley administration move the measure through the General Assembly. ❋ AP (2011)

"So, people like ... the firefighters, steelworkers and other folks--nurses, home care workers--who are joining us are doing this because this is a struggle for all working folks." ❋ Democracy Now! (2011)

They need to be profitable, so it is fair and balanced for companies and steelworkers as well. ❋ Dave Johnson (2010)

Leo Gerard, international president of the USW steelworkers 'union, said the weak yuan risked allowing China to dominate the emerging green technology sector. ❋ Andrew Clark In New York (2010)

Goldman first came to public attention when her lover and political colleague, Alexander Berkman, tried to assassinate Henry Clay Frick, the chairman of Carnegie Steel, after nine steelworkers were killed during a bloody 1892 strike. ❋ Fred Siegel (2011)

Hey, there's a [thriving] [manufacturer] in the United States. How can we put them out of business? I know . . . let's get the United Steelworkers to "[organize]" the workforce !! ❋ Scab Head (2012)