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closed shop
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closed shop
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closed shop
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) (formerly) an industrial establishment in which there exists a contract between a trade union and the employer permitting the employment of the union's members only Compare open shop, union shop
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Noun1.closed shop - a company that hires only union members
company - an institution created to conduct business; "he only invests in large well-established companies"; "he started the company in his garage"


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Millburn said: "It is time to break the closed-shop mentality, so that, regardless of people's background, they get a chance to succeed.
Thousands of Iraqi innocents sacrificed, dozens of our own troops killed, our reputation in the eyes of the world lost and now another closed-shop inquiry.
CARDINAL Thomas Winning spoke yesterday of his "unease" at how the Catholic Church remains a closed-shop as to who can receive Holy Communion.
 
 
 
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