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Please ask for more information, and then sign a union card.

I wasn't too proud that he was the only President to hold a union card.

Whoever made these decisions should have his union card taken away for 30 days.

"Having a kind of union card for the marketplace really helped," he said.

People were often locked up simply for carrying a union card.

You ought to see the harassment if I brought a union card to work.

The degree is important, but only as a union card in seeking employment.

A police union card, in the hands of a civilian, has long been said to have special powers.

In some cases, the most senior level is a management employee, and may still maintain a union card.

He says about this job, "I joined the opera to get my union card and meet girls."

Most workers stepped off the boats with union cards in hand, ready for a new and better life.

Nor does it matter that you are a professional, or a worker holding a union card.

Having no cap suits them and they want to play the union card against Labour.

But if all players are truly united, it's time to get the union cards printed.

Before he became a household name, King was a construction worker with a union card.

We need to go find his money so we can get a union card.

Today, only 8 percent of private-sector workers carry union cards.

Theater professionals could simply present their union card at a box office and be given a free ticket, if one was available.

Aspiring education leaders can obtain a "union card" for a lot less.

You could lose your union card, talking like that.

If they were lucky they might get a union card.

Many workers signed union cards because they wanted a union.

The panel said that 91 workers had signed union cards at the outset of the drive.

He digs for a union card as proof that he's no actor.

The measure, which was stopped by Republicans in the past, would allow workers to organize if a majority of them simply sign a union card.