unionized workers
[ˈjuːnjənˌaɪzd ˈwɜːrkərz]
nounpl: unionized workers
trabalhadores sindicalizados
1. Workers who are members of a labor union and are collectively represented in negotiations with employers regarding wages, benefits, and working conditions
The unionized workers at the factory negotiated a new contract that increased their wages by 5%.
Os trabalhadores sindicalizados da fábrica negociaram um novo contrato que aumentou seus salários em 5%.
2. Employees organized under a labor union to protect their rights and improve their working conditions through collective bargaining
Unionized workers have stronger job security and better benefits than non-unionized employees.
Os trabalhadores sindicalizados têm maior segurança no emprego e melhores benefícios do que os funcionários não sindicalizados.
In Brazil, unionized workers (trabalhadores sindicalizados) play a significant role in labor movements and have historically been central to worker activism. Union membership is common in industrial sectors, public sector employment, and transportation. In the USA, unionized workers have strong cultural significance in northeastern industrial states and among blue-collar workers. The concept carries political weight in both countries, with unions advocating for worker protections and better working conditions.
NYC Slang
union guys/gals, card-carrying members
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