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Meanings of unionised in English

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no iónico

Not converted into ions.

no iónico

Being a member of or formed into a labor union.

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Usage of unionised in English
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The carrier's unionised staff said their social contract was not being honoured.
Radio NZ
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Within hours the highly-unionised staff was out on strike -for three days.
The Guardian
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Relations between the meat processor Affco and its unionised workers have soured further.
Radio NZ
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They are seeking pay parity with other major unionised hotels in the capital.
The Irish Times
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Layoffs in traditionally unionised heavy industries had been thinning labour's ranks for decades.
The Guardian
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Following historic patterns, the Republicans tended to be wealthier, the Democrats more unionised.
The Guardian
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Since schools under his direct control are unionised, Cordileone does not have that ability.
The Guardian
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They are unionised and they have the right to strike.
The Irish Times
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This is because larger workplaces tend to be unionised and provide relatively good work environments.
The Irish Times
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The staff, who are not unionised, will meet this morning to decide whether to resume work.
The Irish Times
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The disappearance of hundreds of thousands of unionised jobs in the car, steel and airline industries.
The Irish Times
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Divide-and-rule management has created a culture of fear and unionised labour is sliding into the past.
The Guardian
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Ryanair is trying to work out how to mix a unionised workforce with its low-cost model.
The Irish Times
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The Tralee facility is one of just two subsidiaries in the group where employees are unionised.
The Irish Times
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This comes after unionised white collar officials joined the firefighters wanting to cripple aviation from Wednesday.
Radio NZ
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Alitalia is also heavily unionised and there will likely be a significant backlash to the proposed cuts.
Reuters
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