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- verb Present participle of
unionize .
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Examples
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That should imply no scabs: the WHOLE AND ENTIRE point of unionizing is to force the employer to bargain ONLY with those employed now, not with everyone passing by on the street as before unionizing — not just to make bargaining with everybody who passes by on the street inconvenient.
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I guess preventing people from unionizing is much more important than preventing people from blowing up thier underwear.
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I mean, people are well within their rights to dislike the unions, but to actively attempting to ban people from unionizing is downright cruel.
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The odds of private school teachers unionizing is very low.
Teacher Pay and Quality, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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City Light workers are well paid, have good working conditions, and the only ones who stand to benefit from them unionizing is the union itself.
Afternoon Fizz: Shhh. Don’t Tell Mike McGinn « PubliCola 2010
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Also, I think a major challenge U.S. sex workers face in terms of unionizing is that the vast majority of us are independent contractors rather than employees, so we can’t form employee unions.
Sex in America: Can The Conversation Change? « Bound, Not Gagged 2009
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Since maquiladoras tend to provide benefits over and above those required by law, unless an area has a strong historical tradition of unionization, employees will probably have little interest in unionizing.
What is a maquiladora? Manufacturing in Mexico: The Mexican in-bond (Maquila) program 2007
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To write "The Old Bunch," Mr. Levin had to know how the Chicago courts worked, how unionizing and union busting were undertaken, how kibbutz life in Palestine was lived, how medical research and practice are conducted, sculpture created and sold, and much more.
Destiny's Children Joseph Epstein 2012
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Democrats and union officials say the change puts airline and railroad elections under the same democratic rules required for unionizing all other companies.
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Democrats and union officials say the change puts airline and railroad elections under the same democratic rules required for unionizing all other companies.
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