unionised

加入工会的

常用释义

adj. （英）加入工会的（等于 unionized）

v. 加入工会（unionise 的过去分词）

例句

The manufacture of cars and car parts is often heavily unionised and located in important Midwest states.

汽车和汽车零部件制造业往往普遍成立了工会组织，这些产业分布于重要的中西部各州。

And a unionised workforce will have to shrink without employees being offered big financial inducements to leave.

随着雇员被巨大的诱惑吸引主动离职，公会的力量也将被削弱。

A year ago he explored the idea of a print edition, but France 's unionised distribution system made the costs prohibitive.

一年前他曾想出版印刷版，但因为法国联合分销体系使成本太高而作罢。

It seeks to force the company to relocate its new plant back in the heavily unionised region.

这是要强迫该司至深受工会影响的地区重设新厂。

All employees have been unionised over the past two years and their representatives are negotiating collective contracts with management.

所有雇员都加入了工会，他们的代表正与管理层谈判集体合同。

All have been unionised over the past two years and their representatives are negotiating collective contracts with management.

过去两年，所有沃尔玛雇员都加入了工会，他们的代表正与管理层谈判集体合同。

Boeing reached a preliminary agreement with its biggest union in a dispute about non-unionised factories.

在关于不加入工会的工厂的争议中波音与其最大的工会达成了初步协议。

The American worker is hugely productive, especially in the southern states where plants are mostly non-unionised.

美国工人的生产率非常高，尤其是在南部各州，这里的工厂大都没有成立工会。

In Chicago Mr Daley wants unionised employees, who comprise 90% of all city workers, to make concessions as well.

芝加哥市长希望占所有工人总数 90%的工会工人能够做出让步。

Financial rewards are linked to this measure, even for the unionised part of the workforce: the UAW ultimately proved open to change.

资金奖励同这种方法挂钩，甚至对未工会会员的员工也一视同仁：全美汽车工人联合会最终还是接受了变化。

creating a powerful incentive never to do business in a heavily unionised state in the first place.

这一法案大大刺激了企业家们从来不会一开始就在工会组织严密的州做生意。

As it happens, fewer than 10 per cent of workers in the private sector in the US are now unionised.

碰巧的是，在私人部门，只有不到 10%的美国工人参加了工会。

New York is generally pro-labour, with 24% of the state's workforce unionised.

在纽约工人通常受到支持，因为有 24%的工人加入了工会。

Long ago, he helped a dying Fleet Street burst its unionised bonds.

很久以前，他打破了劳工契约的束缚。

Often their staff are unionised, with all the group-think that accompanies such burdens.

它们的员工通常会加入工会，有着伴随这种负担出现的集体决策（group-think）问题。

Over that period, the share of unionised private-sector jobs collapsed from 17% to 8%.

在那期间，私企员工加入工会的比率从 17%下降到 8%。

更新时间：2025-06-02 08:10