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Meanings of unionize in English

Portuguese
organizar
Catalan
agremiar

Form or join a union.

organizar
Usage of unionize in English
1
Workers wanted to unionize, and fought for higher pay and safer working conditions.
Ebony
2
Domestic workers, like all independent contractors, cannot unionize or bargain collectively.
Wired
3
They loathed the Wagner Act, which empowered workers to unionize and bargain collectively.
The Guardian
4
The proposed legislation, strongly opposed by business, would make it easier to unionize workplaces.
Reuters
5
Nevertheless the Teamsters are still trying to unionize the stablehands, but without much progress.
The new yorker
6
I hear that the authors are going to unionize themselves and join the A.F.
Shandygaff / A number of most agreeable Inquirendoes upon Life &...
7
Quarterback Kain Colter started a drive to unionize the football team at Northwestern University.
Ebony
8
Journalists voted last month to unionize for the first time in the paper's 136-year history.
The Guardian
9
Recent efforts to unionize at Starbucks Corp SBUX.O and sandwich chain Jimmy John's have failed.
Reuters
10
It would be the first Target store to unionize.
Reuters
11
I have publicly supported journalists' efforts to unionize.
The Guardian
12
The Huffington Post will soon be the largest digital media organization to unionize in the US.
Wired
13
The labor dispute comes amid moves by workers at other retailers and restaurants seeking to unionize.
Reuters
14
Journalists there voted to unionize in October 2018.
Reuters
15
Hamidi: This is not a drive to unionize.
Wired
16
In 2000, under Democratic President Bill Clinton, the NLRB said New York University graduate students could unionize.
Reuters
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Portuguese
organizar
Unionize through the time