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nonunion /nɑn ˈ jun jən/ ?

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Eventually there was a lockoutand AK Steel reorganized itself as a nonunion shop.
Union and nonunion people split once again on the question of whether or not union members agreed with the President.
The committee was never able to document its harsher charges, but it stubbornly refused to back down, and hired its own nonunion instructors.

With Bush expected to pocket over $200 million in campaign contributions, "I think we know that to be able to talk to our members and in some cases nonunion voters, we're going to need a lot of resources to be heard," said Andy Stern, president...
on Nov 28, 2003 By: Andy Stern Source: First Coast News
...Hugo Black wrote the majority decision, which deemed the law constitutional and their decision within the framework provided by earlier cases that upheld the Wagner Act because it "prohibits employment discrimination against nonunion...
on Jul 4, 2010 By: Hugo Black Source: History News Network
The studios "want to create a vast pool of nonunion labor," said SAG First Vice President Anne-Marie Johnson.
on May 19, 2009 By: Anne-Marie Johnson Source: Los Angeles Times