closed shop (Meaning)

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closed shop (n)

a company that hires only union members

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A closed shop is a workplace where only union members are hired.
The union fought for a closed shop policy to protect workers' rights.
The company agreed to operate as a closed shop after negotiations with the union.
Employees at the closed shop enjoyed greater job security and benefits.
Critics argue that a closed shop system can limit employment opportunities for non-union workers.
In some industries, closed shop agreements have been phased out due to legal challenges.
The closed shop policy was a key issue during the labor negotiations.
The closed shop arrangement helped strengthen the bargaining power of the union.
The closed shop model was more common in the past but has become less prevalent in recent years.
The closed shop policy was seen as a way to ensure fair treatment and representation for workers.

a company that hires only union members

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A closed shop is a workplace where only union members are hired.

The union fought for a closed shop policy to protect workers' rights.

The company agreed to operate as a closed shop after negotiations with the union.

Employees at the closed shop enjoyed greater job security and benefits.