unionise
/ˈjun.jə.naɪz/
verb
- To organize workers into a labor union.
- Many tech workers are now trying to unionise their workplaces.
- The activists worked to unionise the fast-food employees across the city.
- It took several months to unionise the entire factory floor.
- To become a member of a labor union.
- After the vote, the majority of the staff decided to unionise.
- She chose to unionise after seeing how the union helped her coworkers.
- Workers who unionise often gain more negotiating power with their employer.