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Significados de unionize en inglés

portugués
organizar
catalán
agremiar

Form or join a union.

organizar
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Examples for "organize"
Examples for "organize"
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They organize in vain; they protest in vain; they appeal in vain.
Black and White: Land, Labor, and Politics in the South
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Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
Feminist dot com
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We used qualitative content analysis to identify major themes and organize data.
Pubmed
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Tomorrow she'd ask questions in the village and perhaps organize a search.
The spurned viscountess
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However, it might be wise not to organize a shopping-fest just yet.
The South African
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Tens of thousands joined in protests she helped organise two weeks ago.
The Guardian
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They can be difficult to organise with children present in the home.
The Guardian
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Other opposition activists want to organise a general strike starting next week.
The Guardian
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The government has contracted UK company Petrofac to organise the field's decommissioning.
Radio NZ
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Pagus Wine Tours in Verona organise daily tours to the wine regions.
The Irish Times
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It is increasingly tough to unionise a workforce, especially in a casualised workplace.
The Guardian
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She pushed hard to regulate, unionise and improve safety, particularly in the forestry industry.
Radio NZ
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One basic right is for workers to unionise.
News.com.au
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But dire conditions in the games industry had been driving developers to unionise long before coronavirus struck.
The Guardian
5
Imagine a sweatshop in Bangladesh, where the workers want to unionise, but are scuppered at every turn.
The Guardian
Uso de unionize en inglés
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Workers wanted to unionize, and fought for higher pay and safer working conditions.
Ebony
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Domestic workers, like all independent contractors, cannot unionize or bargain collectively.
Wired
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They loathed the Wagner Act, which empowered workers to unionize and bargain collectively.
The Guardian
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The proposed legislation, strongly opposed by business, would make it easier to unionize workplaces.
Reuters
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Nevertheless the Teamsters are still trying to unionize the stablehands, but without much progress.
The new yorker
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I hear that the authors are going to unionize themselves and join the A.F.
Shandygaff / A number of most agreeable Inquirendoes upon Life &...
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Quarterback Kain Colter started a drive to unionize the football team at Northwestern University.
Ebony
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Journalists voted last month to unionize for the first time in the paper's 136-year history.
The Guardian
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Recent efforts to unionize at Starbucks Corp SBUX.O and sandwich chain Jimmy John's have failed.
Reuters
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It would be the first Target store to unionize.
Reuters
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I have publicly supported journalists' efforts to unionize.
The Guardian
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The Huffington Post will soon be the largest digital media organization to unionize in the US.
Wired
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The labor dispute comes amid moves by workers at other retailers and restaurants seeking to unionize.
Reuters
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Journalists there voted to unionize in October 2018.
Reuters
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Hamidi: This is not a drive to unionize.
Wired
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In 2000, under Democratic President Bill Clinton, the NLRB said New York University graduate students could unionize.
Reuters
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organizar
Unionize a través del tiempo