The word "unorganized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not arranged in an orderly or logical way. For example, "After the office moved locations, the paperwork was unorganized, making it difficult to find important documents."
However, unions were faulted for severe ideological disunity, undue employer influence, and a narrow focus on their members' interests to the neglect of unorganized workers and the wider society.
It aims to shift union power from the enterprise to upper levels by merging the numerous industrial federations, embracing millions of unaffiliated union members, and organizing the unorganized in cross-enterprise union structures.
She wrote, "The whole truth was that if the Jewish people had really been unorganized and leaderless, there would have been chaos and plenty of misery but the total number of victims would hardly have been between four and a half and six million people".
Vast systems of diverse organizations can be established in the hope of reaching leaders and followers of all groups (organized and unorganized) in a given area, such as a city, region, nation or coalition of nations, or the entire world.
Stereotyped response in animals may be separated into the following four categories: unorganized or poorly organized response, reflex movements of a particular part of an organism, reflex-like activity of an entire organism, and instinct.
Beginning in 1935 36, Lewis presided over the often-violent struggle to introduce unionism into previously unorganized industries such as steel, automobile, tire, rubber, and electrical products.
Thus, the idea of popular sovereignty exercised primarily by the people became combined with the idea of national sovereignty exercised not by an unorganized people in the state of nature, but by a nation embodied in an organized state.
Because American Samoa is an unincorporated, unorganized territory of the United States, not all provisions of the U.S. Constitution apply.
Later in the decade the union lost members, strength, and influence because of the emergence of newer, unorganized coalfields in West Virginia and Kentucky (the union was based in the fields of western Pennsylvania and the lower Midwest).
Had events followed their normal course, the resurgent Canaanites, who had not been driven from the coastal plain or the Plain of Esdraelon, might have overwhelmed the scattered and unorganized Israelite clans, but this was prevented by the great invasion of the Sea Peoples in the time of Ramses III, in the early decades of the 12th century bce.
Ethnoclasses have successfully pursued their interests in many Western democracies, but they remain relatively unorganized in most other places.
