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trade union

noun as in labor union

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Example Sentences

The protests, originally called by trade unions, have added other groups with other grievances.

From Time

They’re organizing like never before, forming trade unions and winning battles for better working conditions.

From Ozy

Urban consumers generally liked A&P’s low prices, but trade unions certainly didn’t like the long hours required of workers and the low wages it paid them.

Thus, it could allow us to exercise our rights as producers of data in much the same way trade unions allow workers to exercise their rights as purveyors of labor.

You know, when we talk about unions nowadays, we only talk about the real big trade unions.

From Vox

It imploded with the 1978–79 Winter of Discontent, when rampant trade-union militancy brought Britain to a standstill.

The trade union movement was growing and fighting, and every tendency pointed to the fact that a clash of forces was inevitable.

One whole trade union (the Society of Makers Up), asked "to be sent to school, instead of to labour."

The renewed trade-union activities brought forth a fresh crop of trials for conspiracy.

The unequal pace of the price movement drove labor to organize along trade-union lines.

The American trade union movement has suffered much less from this difficulty.

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On this page you'll find 8 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to trade union, such as: craft union, guild, industrial union, organized labor, and trades union.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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