antisindical

anti-union

adjective ahn-tee-seen-dee-KAHL Rare

Usage Note

Antisindical is the standard legal and journalistic term in Spanish labour discourse for practices or policies that undermine trade-union rights. It is invariable for gender (conducta antisindical, comportamiento antisindical) and the plural adds -es (prácticas antisindicales). Closely related is vulneración de derechos sindicales.

Examples

"El despido fue declarado antisindical por el juez."

Natural Translation

The dismissal was declared anti-union by the judge.

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