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labor union

noun as in organized group of employees

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The main backers of Proposition 50 are Democrats and their allies, including high-profile politicians from across the country and some of California’s most powerful labor unions.

Californians for Water Security, a coalition of local governments, business groups, labor unions and other supporters, said it was disappointing that negotiations to advance the governor’s proposal in the Legislature stalled.

The IWA is a political group comprised of 90 women's organisations and movements, as well as various civil society groups including labor unions, human rights organisations and indigenous communities.

From BBC

ICE agents typically shoved David Huerta, a labor union leader, to the ground while he was observing raids in the city’s fashion district.

From Salon

This explains the tax cuts, the deregulation, the tariffs, the subsidies for the rich and big business, the opposition to labor unions, etc.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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