unionized

adjective

Meaning

Not organized into or represented by a labor union.

Examples

The company's employees remained unionized for many years.
Many small businesses prefer to stay unionized to avoid the costs and regulations associated with unions.

Synonyms: unaffiliated, independent, non-union

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unionized

adjective

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈjuːnjənaɪzd/

Definition

Not organized into or represented by a labor union.

Examples

The company's employees remained unionized for many years.
Many small businesses prefer to stay unionized to avoid the costs and regulations associated with unions.
She found a job at a unionized company that offered excellent benefits.

How to Use unionized

unionized labor (collocation): Workers who are part of a labor union. — "The factory has always relied on unionized labor."
unionized employees (collocation): Workers who are members of a labor union. — "The company is negotiating with its unionized employees."
unionized workforce (collocation): The entire group of workers in a company or industry who are part of a labor union. — "The new policy affects the entire unionized workforce."

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