unionize (Meaning)

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unionize (v)

recruit for a union or organize into a union

form or join a union

The employees decided to unionize in response to unfair labor practices.
The unionization drive gained momentum as more workers joined the cause.
The company resisted the unionization efforts, claiming it would disrupt operations.
Despite the company's opposition, the unionization vote passed by a narrow margin.
The newly formed union immediately began negotiations with the company for better wages and benefits.
The unionization process empowered the workers to have a say in their working conditions.
The unionization campaign sparked a national debate about the rights of workers to organize.
The successful unionization effort inspired similar movements in other industries.
The company's reluctance to unionize raised concerns about its commitment to its employees.
The unionization movement continues to grow, as workers seek to improve their livelihoods through collective bargaining.

recruit for a union or organize into a union, form or join a union

organize, collaborate, cooperate, hang together, league, team (up), gang up, cabal,incorporate, affiliate

break up, split, disband,disband, disengage, dissolve, break up, separate, segregate, disengage

The employees decided to unionize in response to unfair labor practices.

The unionization drive gained momentum as more workers joined the cause.

The company resisted the unionization efforts, claiming it would disrupt operations.

Despite the company's opposition, the unionization vote passed by a narrow margin.