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Meanings of unionized in English
Spanish
no iónico Synonyms
Examples for "unionised"
Examples for "unionised"
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The carrier's unionised staff said their social contract was not being honoured.
2
Within hours the highly-unionised staff was out on strike -for three days.
3
Relations between the meat processor Affco and its unionised workers have soured further.
4
They are seeking pay parity with other major unionised hotels in the capital.
5
Layoffs in traditionally unionised heavy industries had been thinning labour's ranks for decades.
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Calcium addition to nonionic CM may reduce a negative inotropic effect.
2
That's partly why dish soaps use a blend of anionic and nonionic cleaners.
3
Multiple applications are now conceivable with this pore to screen various nonionic or charged polymers.
4
Membrane channels for water and small nonionic solutes are required for osmoregulation in bacteria, plants, and animals.
5
Combine with sugar and you get a mild nonionic surfactant so gentle it's even used in baby shampoos.
1
Cationized mitochondrion-targeting PSs show higher PDT efficiency than that of nonionized ones targeting lipid droplets.
Usage of unionized in English
1
Employment in unionized industries strengthened their position in the postwar labor movement.
2
For the coup de grace, Becker's unionized workers were ordered to strike.
3
United and Continental are still integrating their operations and unionized labor groups.
4
But it would exempt small firms, airlines and unionized work forces.
5
The region, home to many unionized workers, has been a stronghold for Democrats.
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Boeing has said before that it was never meant to punish unionized workers.
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The airline struggled with labor costs, despite concessions from unionized workers in 2003.
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The new U.S. employees will be eligible to join the company's unionized workforce.
9
Many trucking jobs are unionized, and the gig doesn't require an advanced education.
10
She blasted Republican governors for weakening the bargaining rights of unionized public employees.
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Harris Teeter has a non-union workforce, while Kroger largely operates with unionized staff.
12
Brookshire is not unionized, making it more attractive to potential buyers.
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These novices, often white, replace veteran unionized teachers, many of them African American.
14
Kids are unionized, and they've got a game plan to drive you bonkers.
15
Hernandez, however, says unionized workers make up a little over half the total.
16
Before I'll let this plant be unionized I'll shut it down.
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