Unionization is the creation and growth of modern trade unions, historically associated with left-wing or socialist movements.
Definition
Unionization refers to the process by which trade unions are formed and grow. Historically, trade unions were often perceived as a left-wing or socialist concept.
Historical Context
The popularity of unionization increased during the 19th century. This growth coincided with a rise in industrial capitalism and a corresponding decrease in efforts to keep workers' rights protected.
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