workerism
ˈwɜrkərˌɪzəm
Definition

Definition of workerism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
politicsTECH.belief in the central role of the working classTECH.
  • Workerism influenced many labor movements in the 20th century.
proletarianism
2.
laborTECH.focus on workers' rights and interestsTECH.
  • The party's platform was based on workerism, advocating for fair wages and benefits.
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Origin of workerism

English, worker + ism (doctrine)

Examples of workerism in a sentence

  • Workerism was a key theme in the political debate.
  • Workerism was evident in their demands for better working conditions.
  • The union's workerism led to significant policy changes.

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  1. French:ouvriérisme, syndicalisme, ...
  2. German:Workerismus, Arbeiterismus, ...
  3. Italian:operaismo, attenzione ai diritti dei lavoratori, ...
  4. Spanish:obrerismo, enfoque en los derechos de los trabajadores, ...
  5. Portuguese:workerismo, trabalhismo, ...
  6. Chinese:工人主义, 工人利益优先, ...
  7. Japanese:労働者主義, 労働者重視, ...
  8. Arabic:عَمَّالِيَّة, نزعة عمالية, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹעֲלִיזְם, פּוֹעֲלָנוּת, ...
  10. Russian:рабочизм, фокус на рабочих, ...
  11. Ukrainian:робітництво, фокус на робітниках, ...
  12. Hindi:वर्करिज्म, मजदूरवाद, ...

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