Acronym	Definition
NUS	National University of Singapore
NUS	National Union of Students (UK)
NUS	National University of Samoa (est. 1984)
NUS	Nitrógeno Ureico en Sangre (Spanish: Blood Urea Nitrogen)
NUS	not Used
NUS	National Union of Seamen (UK, now part of National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers)
NUS	Northern Underwater Systems
NUS	NeuStar Ultra Services (various locations)
NUS	Network User Interface
NUS	Nuclear Utilities Services Corporation
NUS	Nintendo Update Server
NUS	Notebook User Interface

References in periodicals archive

He worked for the National Union of Seamen then was MP for Hull East from 1970 to 2010.

PRESCOTT SUFFERS STROKE; Family praise medics as Labour veteran, 81, is rushed to hospital

THE front page of the ECHO 37 years ago today reported that the National Union of Seamen was stepping up its industrial action over the closure of the P&O ferry link between Liverpool and Belfast.

PAST PAPERS; November 11, 1981

When I was in the National Union of Seamen in the 1960s, I fought to change its rule that allowed each member to get an extra vote for every five years of union membership.

Leader's put his Ed on the block

At the same time overseas workers, believing the national Union of Seamen was not acting in their interests, formed a rival union for blacks and Arabs called the Minority Movement.

'Riots were not over race' South Shields was the scene of so-called race riots in the past. IAN ROBSON looks why a leading North East film-maker says history has got it wrong - and how a Christmas Eve letter exposed the plight of the Arab community in the town

It meant I could refuse to sign on a ship under the Shipping Federation which, together with the National Union of Seamen, controlled our lives.

Someone should pen the stories of city's seamen; Yousay IN YOUR OPINION... Star letter

The 8,700 tonne Baltic Eagle had been stopped by the National Union of Seamen from leaving the river in retaliation for the sacking of the crew of the Baltic Eagle's sister ship, the Baltic Valiant.

30 YEARS AGO

At the age of 20, he was a steward of the National Union of Seamen and became the youngest-ever convener.

Former sailor who found his politics on the high seas; New council leader saw apartheid at first hand, reports David Bartlett

ANSWERS: 1 Limoges' 2 The National Union of Seamen' 3 Adams' 4 Steve Collins' 5 Every ten years' 6 A putt that should not be missed and thus is conceded to the opponent' 7 One-sixteenth' 8 Billingham' 9 Bacchus' 10 Gold or yellow.

Quiz of the Day

Prescott was in the Merchant Navy for 10 years, an official of the National Union of Seamen for two and he famously threw a punch at an egg- thrower in the 2001 election.

The Diary

Tabili suggests that shipowners might not have been so successful in utilizing imperial ideology if the National Union of Seamen (NFSU/NUS) had organized men of colour and resisted the wage hierarchy.

"We ask for British justice": workers and racial difference in late Imperial Britain

The strike began on May 16, when the National Union of Seamen was fighting for a 40-hour week for its members - after Hogarth & Co put the hours up to 56 - and PS60 a month pay for an able seaman.

The year the ports came to a standstill; JULIAN WELLEN on the city's key role in the 1966 national seamen's strike

Quiz of the Day ANSWERS: 1 Every ten years; 2 The National Union of Seamen; 3 Billingham; 4 One-sixteenth; 5 Adams; 6 Shadowlands; 7 Bacchus; 8 Belgium; 9 Gold or yellow; 10 Steve Collins.

Quiz of the Day