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unionisation

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun unionisation has 1 sense
  1. unionization, unionisation - act of forming labor unions; "the issue underlying the strike was unionization"
    --1 is a kind of constitution, establishment, formation, organization, organisation
    Derived forms: verb unionise1, verb unionise2

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Unionisation

Description

Unionisation refers to the process of forming labor unions or the act of joining and participating in a labor union. It involves workers coming together to collectively bargain for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.

Sample Sentences

Noun:

  • The unionisation of workers in the company led to significant improvements in their working conditions.
  • The employees voted in favor of unionisation to have a stronger voice in negotiating their salaries.

Verb:

  • The workers are trying to unionise in order to have better representation and protection.
  • The government passed laws to protect the workers' right to unionise and organize.

Adjective:

  • The unionised workers enjoyed better job security and benefits compared to their non-unionised colleagues.
  • The unionised workforce successfully bargained for higher wages.

Adverb:

  • The workers passionately campaigned for their right to unionise, ultimately leading to positive changes in the workplace.
  • The management reluctantly agreed to unionise the employees after a series of negotiations.

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