unaffiliated workers
[/ˌʌnəˈfɪlieɪtɪd ˈwɜrkərz/]
nounpl: unaffiliated workers
trabalhadores não filiados
1. Workers who are not members of a labor union or professional organization; independent workers not formally connected to any employer or labor association
Many unaffiliated workers struggle to negotiate better working conditions without union support.
Muitos trabalhadores não filiados enfrentam dificuldades para negociar melhores condições de trabalho sem o apoio sindical.
2. Employees or contractors who maintain independence from formal organizational membership or collective bargaining agreements
The gig economy has increased the number of unaffiliated workers in urban areas.
A economia de plataformas aumentou o número de trabalhadores não filiados em áreas urbanas.
In Brazil, unaffiliated workers represent a significant portion of the labor force, particularly in the informal economy. This term has gained prominence with the rise of the gig economy and digital platforms. In the US, there is ongoing debate about labor rights for unaffiliated workers, especially in the context of ride-sharing and delivery services. The status of these workers affects access to benefits, job security, and bargaining power.
NYC Slang
indie workers, non-union cats
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