trade unionism

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• Companies fostered loyalty to the firm and kept trade unionism at bay by providing for their employees' welfare.
  ECONOMIST: Poverty in America
• It was trade unionism that gave him his first chance of advancement, as a senior official of the Inland Revenue Staff Federation.
  ECONOMIST: Obituary
• The authors correctly point out that it is difficult to blame declining trade unionism and a diminished public appetite for welfare on the pressures, real or imagined, of globalisation: America is, after all, far less globalised (in terms of the share of its economy accounted for by trade) than many European economies with broader state welfare.
  ECONOMIST: Poverty in America
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