The phrase "union freedom" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the rights and abilities of labor unions to organize and advocate for their members. Example: "The new legislation aims to protect workers' union freedom by allowing them to collectively bargain for fair wages and working conditions."
An emboldened coalition may also restrict union freedom to recruit members or make political donations.
Some believe that the trade union freedom bill is the way forward.
The present government attacks trade union freedom as well as democratic dissent from doctors, lawyers, charities and on our campuses.
In contrast to the anti-trade union policies of Labour, the Greens support the rights enshrined in the trade union freedom bill which gives new protection to employees.
The constitutional provisions regarding unions were fleshed out in the Workers' Statute of 1980 and the Organic Law of Trade Union Freedom, which went into effect in 1985.
McDonnell campaigned for trade union freedom and for council-house building, important policies which we in the Greens support as a way of creating a more equal society.
"That means new trade union freedoms and collective bargaining rights, of course, because it is only through collective representation that workers have the voice and the strength to reverse the race to the bottom in pay and conditions".
But others are more concerned about a proposed law that would further limit trade unions' freedom to organise.
The Hungarian parliament adopted a package for democracy which included free trade unions, freedom of association and assembly, freedom of the press and a new electoral law.
Just prior to the 1990 elections, he served as founder and first chairman of the Democratic Union (now Freedom Union); he left the party in 2002.
A number of countries allow only one trade union, obstructing freedom of association.
