Syndicalist
noun
A person who supports a political movement that advocates for the control of industries by workers' cooperatives or trade unions.
The syndicalist movement gained momentum in the early 20th century.

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labor unions,direct action,industrial action
noun
A person who supports a political movement that advocates for the control of industries by workers' cooperatives or trade unions.
The syndicalist movement gained momentum in the early 20th century.

Usage tips
Neutral
labor unions,direct action,industrial action
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Political Action
Involvement in labor movements is central to syndicalism.
Syndicalists often engage in strikes and protests.
Historical Context
Understanding the historical background of syndicalism can provide deeper insights.
Early 20th century saw the rise of syndicalist movements in Europe.
Modern Relevance
Syndicalism is still relevant in today's labor disputes.
Many contemporary unions employ syndicalist tactics.
Political Action
Involvement in labor movements is central to syndicalism.
Syndicalists often engage in strikes and protests.
Historical Context
Understanding the historical background of syndicalism can provide deeper insights.
Early 20th century saw the rise of syndicalist movements in Europe.
Modern Relevance
Syndicalism is still relevant in today's labor disputes.
Many contemporary unions employ syndicalist tactics.
Political Action
Involvement in labor movements is central to syndicalism.
Syndicalists often engage in strikes and protests.
Historical Context
Understanding the historical background of syndicalism can provide deeper insights.
Early 20th century saw the rise of syndicalist movements in Europe.
Modern Relevance
Syndicalism is still relevant in today's labor disputes.
Many contemporary unions employ syndicalist tactics.
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