0 the act or process of organizing workers to become members of a trade union (= an organization that represents people who work in a particular industry): --
1 the process of forming a trade union, or organizing workers into a trade union: --
Leading senators are concerned that unionization of state workers could jeopardize their traditional 5% annual pay raise.
2 the degree to which workers in an organization, industry, etc. belong to a trade union: --
We also control for the financial condition of the firms, the level of unionization, size of the firm, and industry membership.
This type of unionization exaggerates union density, which is more accurately reflected by the composition of industrial unions in the total membership.
Salmond points out that northern textile workers came from a long tradition of unionization and mobilized in communities deeply etched in class institutions.
Nevertheless, the statistical evidence suggests that union strength may be negatively linked with capital inflows, except that unionization under labor governance again enhances economic performance.
Thus, the prohibition on secondary boycotts became a serious barrier to unionization when companies engaged in systematic subcontracting and outsourcing.
Unionization of die superior grades in diese sectors was classically ' new model' and ' closed'.
Our ambition is different and the issue of unionization and imperfectly competitive wage setting rules is beyond the scope of our paper.
Would there be minimum wage institutions, employment protection, unionization, and collective bargaining?
