Unionise - English meaning

verb

Become or cause to become members of a trade union.

Usage examples:

Agricultural labourers were slow to unionize

verb

To form a labor union, or to organize workers into a labor union

Usage examples:

[ t ] we’re launching a campaign to unionize workers at all major discount stores in the area.

verb

To form a trade union, or to organize workers into a trade union

Usage examples:

Nurses at the hospital have been trying to unionize since 2009., attempts to unionize the car plant…

verb

Become or cause to become members of a trade union.

Usage examples:

Agricultural labourers were slow to unionize

verb

Become or cause to become members of a trade union.

Usage examples:

Agricultural labourers were slow to unionize

adjective

(of workers or their workplace) belonging to, or having workers belonging to, a trade union.

Usage examples:

Unionized factories

verb

To form a labor union, or to organize workers into a labor union

Usage examples:

[ t ] we’re launching a campaign to unionize workers at all major discount stores in the area.

noun

The fact or process of workers being or becoming members of a trade union.

Usage examples:

The unionization of graduate students is a national movement

noun

The process of forming a trade union, or organizing workers into a trade union

Usage examples:

Leading senators are concerned that unionization of state workers could jeopardize their traditiona…