Sentence examples for enterprise unionism from inspiring English sources

Enterprise unionism, the organization of a single trade union within one plant or multiplant enterprise rather than within a craft or industry.

(See enterprise unionism).

To some degree, Japanese enterprise unionism reflects Japan's traditional low turnover of labour; workers usually remain with one employer for all or most of their working lives and tend to identify with the company rather than the union.

A chief feature of Japanese unionism is its decentralized "enterprise-level" structure.

"I worry about trying to force an industrial model of unionism onto what is not an industrial enterprise".

Argentine unions date back to 1877, but active unionism did not start until the twentieth century.

Unionism will have triumphed.

Unionism has no new songs.

Our unionism is rock solid".

Unionism is vulnerable to demography.

Choose Enterprise.