Unionize

/ˈjuːniəˌnaɪz/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To organize workers into a labor union to collectively bargain with an employer.
    The employees decided to unionize to negotiate better wages and working conditions.

Forms

  • unionizes
  • unionized
  • unionizing

Commentary

The term is typically used in labor law contexts to describe the act of forming or joining a union, essential for protecting workers' rights collectively.

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