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- adjective Opposed to, or discouraging the formation of,
trade unions
Etymologies
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Examples
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Yet they were going to vote for Reagan, an antiunion president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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Yet they were going to vote for Reagan, an antiunion president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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Yet they were going to vote for Reagan, an antiunion president.
The Good Fight Walter F. Mondale 2010
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Many European countries consider America's antiunion "right to work" laws unfair.
Ian Fletcher: Why "Fair" Trade Is Not The (Whole) Answer Ian Fletcher 2011
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Many European countries consider America's antiunion "right to work" laws unfair.
Ian Fletcher: Why "Fair" Trade Is Not The (Whole) Answer Ian Fletcher 2011
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Both accused Delta of interfering in the elections by intimidating workers with antiunion messages.
Labor Board Broadens Delta Probe Mike Esterl 2011
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Surely Mr. Trumka would not consider "un-American" or even "antiunion" the 1959 Executive Council of the AFL-CIO, which advised: "In terms of accepted collective bargaining procedures, government workers have no right beyond the authority to petition Congress—a right available to every citizen."
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Voter schizophrenia when it comes to public unions means that voters will support candidates who favor lower taxes and smaller government, but then side with unions to preserve the status quo when "antiunion" policies are subject to a vote.
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Most Republicans in Hamilton contend that outrage over the antiunion law will fade.
Across America, the Middle Looks Up for Grabs—Again Neil King Jr. 2012
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Many European countries consider America's antiunion "right to work" laws unfair.
Ian Fletcher: Why "Fair" Trade Is Not The (Whole) Answer Ian Fletcher 2011
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