unionise
/jʌnɪaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to form or join a trade union, or to combine with others to achieve a common goal or to improve working conditions.
“The workers decided to unionise in order to negotiate better wages and benefits.”
2. verb
to cause or persuade others to join a trade union or combine with others for a common purpose.
“The activist unionised the workers to fight for their rights.”
3. verb
to combine or form an alliance with others for a common purpose or goal.
“The two companies unionised to compete with their rivals in the market.”