trade union

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.