unionization
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Definition
Noun: 1. The process or act of workers forming or joining a labor union: The act of organizing employees into a labor union to collectively bargain with their employer over wages, benefits, and working conditions.
Usage
- Unionization is typically used as an uncountable noun to describe the general concept or process.
- It is often discussed in contexts of labor rights, workplace organization, industrial relations, and economics.
- Common collocations include: , , , , .
Examples
- The workers began the process of unionization to negotiate for better health insurance.
- A successful unionization effort requires support from a majority of the employees.
- The company's management opposed the unionization of its workforce.
- The history of labor in this country is marked by long struggles for unionization.
Advanced Usage
- "To vote on unionization": Refers to the formal process where employees cast ballots to decide whether to form a union.
- The warehouse staff will vote on unionization next week.
- "Unionization drive": A concerted campaign or effort to organize a group of workers into a union.
- The recent unionization drive at the tech company has gained national attention.
Variants and Related Words
- Unionize (verb): To form or become a member of a labor union.
- The factory workers decided to unionize.
- Union (noun): An organized association of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests.
- She is a member of the teachers' union.
- Unionized (adjective):
- (Of a workforce or workplace) Having formed or joined a labor union.
- a unionized factory
- (Chemistry) A different word entirely, meaning combined with or converted into a union, often referring to ions.
Synonyms
- Organization (of labor)
- Union organizing
Antonyms
- Deunionization
- Decertification (the process of dissolving a union)
Noun
- act of forming labor unions
- the issue underlying the strike was unionization