Переводы „unionise“ в словаре англо » русский

I . unionise [ˈju:nɪənaɪz, америк. -njə-] брит., австрал. ГЛ. перех.

unionise

объединя́ть в профсою́зы

II . unionise [ˈju:nɪənaɪz, америк. -njə-] брит., австрал. ГЛ. неперех.

unionise

стать чле́ном профсою́за

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However, trade union employees must be allowed to unionise.

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If the couriers win, it could encourage thousands of those working in the so-called gig economy to seek to unionise and receive rights such as paid leave.

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Students in private and faith-based universities are not allowed to unionise.

thenationonlineng.net

Changes in industrial regulations have made it even harder to unionise, even in the few industries where collective bargaining is still viable.

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This has nothing to do with corruption (except in government rhetoric) and would instead reduce workers' ability to unionise.

theconversation.com

There is a lot of pent-up anger among the garment labourers who work in extremely stressful conditions and are not allowed to unionise to voice their demands.

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But most of the impact on employees will be indirect, through reducing the influence of their unions or their ability to unionise.

theconversation.com

The washing machines open to reveal the secret elevator, an elevator that the cleaning staff found could be a death trap when they threatened to unionise.

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The old 2006 law required workers to obtain permission before they could unionise.

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Industrial relations laws that made it more difficult for employers to avoid unions, and simpler for employees to unionise, would therefore be a worthwhile step.

theconversation.com