union workers
Collectively bargaining staff
Union workers are employees who belong to a labor union—an organization that collectively bargains with employers over wages, benefits, and working conditions.
The term often carries political connotations, associated with organized labor movements and workplace protections: Union workers went on strike for better pay.
The factory employed both union and non-union workers.
- laborStrenuous effort; also childbirth
- labor movementOrganized effort for worker rights
- strikeForceful impact or stoppage
- strike fundUnion savings for disputes
- picketPointed fence stake
collective · collective agreement · bargaining · dues · closed shop · solidarity · membership · good standing · contract · grievance · shop steward · steward · organizer · scab · fair wages · wages · benefits · factory
- workersemployee, employees, laborer, laborers, wage earner
- show businessactors, actresses, directors, producers, entertainers
- city governmentcity hall, city manager, city clerk, city charter, mayor's office
- municipal jobscivil servants, city staff, firefighters, police officers, city planners
- railroad jobsconductors, engineers, brakemen, firemen, switchmen
- Midwest politicsIowa caucus, swing states, blue wall, rust belt, Cleveland
union workersscabs
Dried wound coverings
strikebreakers · independent contractors · gig workers · freelancers · day laborers
union workersmanagement
Organizing and directing resources
employers · executives · bosses · corporate leadership · ownership
union, workers, unions, unionist, unionize, unionized, unionizing, unionization, reunite