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1 unionised
прил.1) эк. тр. входящий [объединенный\] в профсоюз*, состоящий в профсоюзе* (напр., о работнике)unionised workers — работники, состоящие в профсоюзе
non-unionised workers — работники, не состоящие в профсоюзе
2) эк. тр. охваченный профсоюзом* (напр., о предприятии, работники которого состоят в профсоюзе)Another possible example would be a merger of a unionised company and a non-unionised company pursuant to which employees, until then not unionised, would be required to join the union existing within the unionised merging company. — Другой возможный пример — слияние охваченной и неохваченной профсоюзом компаний, при котором работникам, ранее не состоявшим в профсоюзе, придется вступить в профсоюз, в который входят работники охваченной профсоюзом компании.
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