noun . 1. a person whose activities or beliefs are characterized by unionism. 2. a member of a trade union. 3. (initial capital letter) a supporter of the federal union of the ...

Trade Unions. A member or supporter of a trade union Europe United Kingdom. In the United Kingdom, British unionists are those people and political organisations who wish their area to remain or become part of the United Kingdom. More specifically, it may refer to: Unionism in Ireland; Unionism in Scotland; Unionism in Wales; Unionist Party (Scotland) Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party; Conservative Party (UK), or formally the Conservative and Unionist PartyTrade Unions · Europe · North America

Ulster's oldest, and currently second biggest, unionist party. Includes policy documents, news and press releases, and information about UUP politicians.

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Some believe that the unionist opposition to home rule was not simply based on a desire for a different structure for governance, but reflected a fundamental difference in ...

un·ion·ist   (y n y-n st) n. 1. One who believes in or supports a union or unionism. 2. A member of a labor or trade union. 3. Unionist One loyal to the federal government ...

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Belief in the retention of the link between Britain and Ireland; the opposite of Irish nationalism, which supports separation from the British government and the unification of ...