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单词 unionization
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unionization
noun[U]
(UKusuallyunionisation)
uk
/ˌjuː.njə.naɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌjuː.njə.nəˈzeɪ.ʃən/
theactorprocessoforganizingworkerstobecomemembersof atradeunion(= anorganizationthatrepresentspeoplewhoworkin aparticularindustry):
工会化
He said hisgroupisopposedto the unionization of anyfarmworkers.他说，他的集团反对任何农场工人的工会化。
Thecompanyhassuccessfullyresistedunionization ofitsemployees.该公司成功地抵制了其雇员的工会化。
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  • Theypromotedunionization andjobsafetylegislationfor women.
  • Aseriesofstrikesforcedthecompaniestoallowunionization intheirplants.
  • Unionizationratesarehigherin thepublicsector.
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(Definition ofunionizationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unionization| Business English

unionization
noun[U]
HR,WORKPLACE(UK alsounionisation)
uk
/ˌjuːniənaɪˈzeɪʃən/us
/juːnjənəˈzeɪʃən/
theprocessofformingatradeunion, ororganizingworkersinto atradeunion:
Leadingsenatorsareconcernedthat unionization ofstateworkerscouldjeopardizetheirtraditional5%annualpayraise.
thedegreeto whichworkersin anorganization,industry, etc.belongto atradeunion:
Confrontation sometimesarisesbetweenemployeegroupswithdifferinglevelsof unionization.
(Definition ofunionizationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunionization

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Finally, the high rate ofunionizationamong construction workers and performance artists can also be explained as a result of complete contracts.
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These discuss only how particular factors made particular industries at particular times prone tounionization.
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The result is low wages that make workers prone tounionization.
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First, large corporations enjoyed massive economic power to defeatunionizationdrives decisively.
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This explains why raising wages to $5 per day was a good way to preventunionization.
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Figure 3,unionizationrates dropped from 23 percent of the labor force in 1980 to 13.5 percent currently.
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A self-proclaimed communist and influential cultural activist, he spoke regularly to workers' organizations, urgingunionizationand the improvement of factory labor conditions.
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Would there be minimum wage institutions, employment protection,unionization, and collective bargaining?
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Our ambition is different and the issue ofunionizationand imperfectly competitive wage setting rules is beyond the scope of our paper.
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Unionizationof die superior grades in diese sectors was classically ' new model' and ' closed'.
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Thus, the prohibition on secondary boycotts became a serious barrier tounionizationwhen companies engaged in systematic subcontracting and outsourcing.
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Nevertheless, the statistical evidence suggests that union strength may be negatively linked with capital inflows, except thatunionizationunder labor governance again enhances economic performance.
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Salmond points out that northern textile workers came from a long tradition ofunionizationand mobilized in communities deeply etched in class institutions.
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This type ofunionizationexaggerates union density, which is more accurately reflected by the composition of industrial unions in the total membership.
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We also control for the financial condition of the firms, the level ofunionization, size of the firm, and industry membership.
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