Union
Northern Civil War
Union is related to the verb unite and indicates an instance or the result of it.
Countries that form a loose or tight organization are called unions (Soviet Union, European Union).
Workers organizations are also called labor unions (in the U.S.) and trade unions (in the UK).
In the American Civil War, Union referred to the U.S., or northern side.
A wedding or marriage can also be called a union.
Teamsters
Transportation workers' labor organization
- AFL-CIOCombined federation of unions
- Northern KentuckyCovington, Newport, Florence, Burlington, Hebron
- Binghamton AreaBinghamton, Susquehanna River, Vestal, Kirkwood, Dickinson
- Hood CanalBangor
- Python typingannotations
Unionseparation
State of being apart
division · disunion · divorce · fragmentation · dissolution
UnionConfederacy
Secessionist Southern government
Confederate States · Confederate States of America · Dixie · secessionists · Jefferson Davis
Unionmanagement
Organizing and directing resources
anti-union · employer · corporation · company · open shop
- in unisonAt the same moment
- union contractBinding pact between workers and management
- Soviet UnionFormer communist superstate
- labor unionCollective bargaining group
- K9 unitLaw enforcement canine team
- storage unitRented holding space
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