How Do You Spell UNIONISED?

Pronunciation: [jˈuːni͡ənˌa͡ɪzd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "unionised" can sometimes confuse English speakers due to the presence of the letter "i" after the "n". However, in IPA phonetics, the pronunciation of this word is /ˈjuːn.jə.naɪzd/. This means that the "i" is actually taking the place of the letter "y" and functioning as a vowel sound. Therefore, the correct spelling of the word is with the letter "i" in the middle. "Unionised" means to organize into a labor union, and is often used in discussions related to workers' rights and collective bargaining.

UNIONISED Meaning and Definition

1. Unionised is an adjective that describes a workplace or organization in which the employees have formed a labor union. The term emphasizes their membership in a labor union and the resultant collective bargaining power they possess. When a workplace is unionised, it means that a significant number of employees have come together to negotiate with management as a collective entity, aiming to secure better working conditions, wages, benefits, and overall rights.

   The process of unionising typically involves employees voting to join a specific union and electing representatives to speak on their behalf during negotiations. Once a union is formed, it acts as a supportive and protective force for workers, ensuring that their interests and rights are upheld. Unionised workers often benefit from increased job security, fairer treatment, and improved opportunities for career advancement.

   While the specific details and scope of unionised workplaces can vary depending on the particular union and country, they generally involve collective bargaining agreements that outline the terms of employment. These agreements cover various aspects such as wages, hours, healthcare, leave policies, and discipline procedures. Unionised environments are often characterized by a higher level of worker empowerment, as employees are able to collectively voice their concerns, address grievances, and participate in decision-making processes that affect their working lives.

Common Misspellings for UNIONISED

• ynionised
• hnionised
• jnionised
• inionised
• 8nionised
• 7nionised
• ubionised
• umionised
• ujionised
• uhionised
• unuonised
• unjonised
• unkonised
• unoonised
• un9onised
• un8onised
• uniinised
• uniknised
• unilnised

Etymology of UNIONISED

The term "unionised" is derived from the word "unionize".

The word "unionize" is formed by adding the suffix "-ize" to the noun "union", which was borrowed from the French "union" meaning "unity" or "combination". The term "union" has its roots in the Latin word "unio", which denotes "oneness" or "unity".

So, "unionize" originally meant to form a union or to establish unity among workers through collective bargaining and representation. From "unionize", the adjective "unionised" was derived to describe something or someone that is part of a union or subject to unionization.

Similar spelling words for UNIONISED

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• unionization.

Conjugate verb Unionised

CONDITIONAL

I would unionise

we would unionise

you would unionise

he/she/it would unionise

they would unionise

FUTURE

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FUTURE PERFECT

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PAST

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PAST PERFECT

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PRESENT

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PRESENT PERFECT

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