unionized

IPA: jˈunjʌnaɪzd

(participial adjective, of workers, workforces, companies, or industries) Organized into a trades union or trades unions.
Alternative form of un-ionized [(chemistry) Not ionized.]

Examples of "unionized" in Sentences

To me, only a Wal-Mart fully unionized is tolerable, and only just.
"Several tests indicate that this relationship is * not* found in unionized school districts."
One bonus of the TSA employees being unionized is that there are no summary firings because someone pissed off their boss.
How else to explain that their bill outlawing secret ballots for votes on whether a shop becomes unionized is titled "The Employee Free Choice Act".
Obviously, the decline in unionized heavy industry jobs hit rust belt Ohio harder than growing California, which had fewer unionized heavy industry jobs to lose.
I know that a lot of you have a policy of only staying in unionized hotels when you travel even if they are sometimes a little more expensive or not so conveniently located.
Happily, for most longer-term unionized entertainment workers -- and I'm here referring to people laboring under IA, WGA, SAG, or DGA contracts -- they end up getting the best of multiple worlds.
Thus the current funding system -- which BTW is standard in unionized big urban school systems across the US -- outright screws the poor by giving their schools much less real money per student, and the lower-quality staff that goes with it.