Difference between revisions of "Campaign"

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''Campaign '' - (noun)
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''Campaign '' - (verb)
 
== Definition ==
 
== Definition ==
This is a connected series of actions that are designed to achieve a specific result. Trade unions carry out or conduct campaigns on various issues, for example on health and safety, fair pay, and jobs.
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Trade unions campaign by carrying out a series of actions designed to achieve a certain result.
 
== Extra ==
 
== Extra ==
 
'''Source:''' Adapted from Merriam-Webster Dictionary <br />
 
'''Source:''' Adapted from Merriam-Webster Dictionary <br />
'''Example of Use:''' The TUC is running a campaign on greater security at work.[[Category: Trade Union Activity]][[Category: Glossary]]
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'''Example of Use:''' We are campaigning to raise awareness of the negative effects of zero-hour contracts.[[Category: Trade Union Activity]][[Category: Glossary]]

Latest revision as of 18:41, 11 March 2020

Campaign - (verb)

Definition

Trade unions campaign by carrying out a series of actions designed to achieve a certain result.

Extra

Source: Adapted from Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Example of Use: We are campaigning to raise awareness of the negative effects of zero-hour contracts.