Definition of craft union in English:

craft union

noun

A trade union of people of the same skilled craft.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many in skilled professions in the wood and metal industries were involved in the formation of craft unions.
- The craft unions lost their strong position in the labour market in the wake of Taylorism and Fordism.
- Moreover, construction craft unions insist that unskilled laborers get paid inflated wages to discourage contractors from hiring them.
- Participatory rates in laborer's unions were consistently lower than for craft unions.
- For decades, socialists had denounced the craft union policy of the AFL and advocated the creation of mass industrial unions.
- A new kind of union leader emerged too - one more radical than those who had led traditional trades and craft unions.
- The situation has striking parallels with 1930s debates over organizing factory workers, who craft unions all but ignored.
- There's already a campaign brewing with some American film craft union people about runaway film productions.
- They are grossly underrepresented in the Directors’ and Writers' Guild and local craft unions.
- Contractors claim they do not need a training program because the various craft unions already are doing a good job.
- The apprentices who protested yesterday came mostly from the electrical sector, supported by craft unions.
- It was his way of saying goodbye to the Federation of Labour and the conservative craft unions that dominated it.
- This has remained a feature of some craft unions to this day.
- In the 1930s, the mob controlled many of the craft unions and came close to taking over the Screen Actors Guild.
- A historic opportunity to bring Hollywood's professional and craft unions together in a new alliance has been postponed.
- It was formally committed to socialism and industrial unionism in preference to craft unions.
- He supported civil rights legislation but rarely challenged the racially discriminatory practices of craft unions.
- He talks about setting ‘standards’, rather like the apprentice, journeyman, and master statuses granted by craft unions.
- The remainder belong to a small number of craft unions.
- The country's biggest craft union has given an overwhelming thumbs-down to the new national pay deal.

Definition of craft union in US English:

craft union

nounkraft ˈyo͞onyən

A labor union of people of the same skilled craft.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was his way of saying goodbye to the Federation of Labour and the conservative craft unions that dominated it.
- Contractors claim they do not need a training program because the various craft unions already are doing a good job.
- The country's biggest craft union has given an overwhelming thumbs-down to the new national pay deal.
- The remainder belong to a small number of craft unions.
- Moreover, construction craft unions insist that unskilled laborers get paid inflated wages to discourage contractors from hiring them.
- The situation has striking parallels with 1930s debates over organizing factory workers, who craft unions all but ignored.
- He talks about setting ‘standards’, rather like the apprentice, journeyman, and master statuses granted by craft unions.
- The craft unions lost their strong position in the labour market in the wake of Taylorism and Fordism.
- They are grossly underrepresented in the Directors’ and Writers' Guild and local craft unions.
- A new kind of union leader emerged too - one more radical than those who had led traditional trades and craft unions.
- A historic opportunity to bring Hollywood's professional and craft unions together in a new alliance has been postponed.
- It was formally committed to socialism and industrial unionism in preference to craft unions.
- For decades, socialists had denounced the craft union policy of the AFL and advocated the creation of mass industrial unions.
- This has remained a feature of some craft unions to this day.
- There's already a campaign brewing with some American film craft union people about runaway film productions.
- In the 1930s, the mob controlled many of the craft unions and came close to taking over the Screen Actors Guild.
- The apprentices who protested yesterday came mostly from the electrical sector, supported by craft unions.
- Participatory rates in laborer's unions were consistently lower than for craft unions.
- He supported civil rights legislation but rarely challenged the racially discriminatory practices of craft unions.
- Many in skilled professions in the wood and metal industries were involved in the formation of craft unions.

单词	craft union
释义	Definition of craft union in English: craft union noun A trade union of people of the same skilled craft. Example sentencesExamples Many in skilled professions in the wood and metal industries were involved in the formation of craft unions. The craft unions lost their strong position in the labour market in the wake of Taylorism and Fordism. Moreover, construction craft unions insist that unskilled laborers get paid inflated wages to discourage contractors from hiring them. Participatory rates in laborer's unions were consistently lower than for craft unions. For decades, socialists had denounced the craft union policy of the AFL and advocated the creation of mass industrial unions. A new kind of union leader emerged too - one more radical than those who had led traditional trades and craft unions. The situation has striking parallels with 1930s debates over organizing factory workers, who craft unions all but ignored. There's already a campaign brewing with some American film craft union people about runaway film productions. They are grossly underrepresented in the Directors’ and Writers' Guild and local craft unions. Contractors claim they do not need a training program because the various craft unions already are doing a good job. The apprentices who protested yesterday came mostly from the electrical sector, supported by craft unions. It was his way of saying goodbye to the Federation of Labour and the conservative craft unions that dominated it. This has remained a feature of some craft unions to this day. In the 1930s, the mob controlled many of the craft unions and came close to taking over the Screen Actors Guild. A historic opportunity to bring Hollywood's professional and craft unions together in a new alliance has been postponed. It was formally committed to socialism and industrial unionism in preference to craft unions. He supported civil rights legislation but rarely challenged the racially discriminatory practices of craft unions. He talks about setting ‘standards’, rather like the apprentice, journeyman, and master statuses granted by craft unions. The remainder belong to a small number of craft unions. The country's biggest craft union has given an overwhelming thumbs-down to the new national pay deal. Definition of craft union in US English: craft union nounkraft ˈyo͞onyən A labor union of people of the same skilled craft. Example sentencesExamples It was his way of saying goodbye to the Federation of Labour and the conservative craft unions that dominated it. Contractors claim they do not need a training program because the various craft unions already are doing a good job. The country's biggest craft union has given an overwhelming thumbs-down to the new national pay deal. The remainder belong to a small number of craft unions. Moreover, construction craft unions insist that unskilled laborers get paid inflated wages to discourage contractors from hiring them. The situation has striking parallels with 1930s debates over organizing factory workers, who craft unions all but ignored. He talks about setting ‘standards’, rather like the apprentice, journeyman, and master statuses granted by craft unions. The craft unions lost their strong position in the labour market in the wake of Taylorism and Fordism. They are grossly underrepresented in the Directors’ and Writers' Guild and local craft unions. A new kind of union leader emerged too - one more radical than those who had led traditional trades and craft unions. A historic opportunity to bring Hollywood's professional and craft unions together in a new alliance has been postponed. It was formally committed to socialism and industrial unionism in preference to craft unions. For decades, socialists had denounced the craft union policy of the AFL and advocated the creation of mass industrial unions. This has remained a feature of some craft unions to this day. There's already a campaign brewing with some American film craft union people about runaway film productions. In the 1930s, the mob controlled many of the craft unions and came close to taking over the Screen Actors Guild. The apprentices who protested yesterday came mostly from the electrical sector, supported by craft unions. Participatory rates in laborer's unions were consistently lower than for craft unions. He supported civil rights legislation but rarely challenged the racially discriminatory practices of craft unions. Many in skilled professions in the wood and metal industries were involved in the formation of craft unions.
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