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unionize
[yoon-yuh-nahyz]
verb (used with object)
to organize into a labor union; bring into or incorporate in a labor union.
to subject to the rules of a labor union.
Obsolete.to form into a union.
verb (used without object)
to join in a labor union.
Obsolete.to form a union.
unionize
/ ˈːəˌԲɪ /
verb
to organize (workers) into a trade union
to join or cause to join a trade union
(tr) to subject to the rules or codes of a trade union
to join or become joined in marriage or civil partnership
Other Word Forms
- ˌܲԾDzԾˈپDz noun
- unionization noun
- unionizer noun
- overunionize verb
Example Sentences
Normally, features like set extensions or digital effects would be created by CG and VFX graphics artists, paid laborers in an industry that is only just beginning to unionize.
Some creatives and unionized workers have expressed concerns about how AI could reduce jobs.
At some Kaiser Permanente call centers, unionized employees protested — and successfully delayed — the implementation of an AI tool meant to measure “active listening,” a union flyer claimed.
Major utilities use unionized labor to build and repair equipment, including the lines connecting distant industrial-scale solar farms in the desert.
“The fact is the unique situation with Hollywood being so unionized,” said Gonzalez.
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