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labourist US, laborist [ˈleɪbərɪst]

1. (Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) a person who supports workers' rights

2. (Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) a supporter of labourism

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The mess was one of the British government's own making, a result of their New Labourist obsession with spinning 'selected' events and partially because their boss recoiled from the public accusation that he had 'gone soft' on terrorism.

The last word by Darwish, Adel / The Middle East

iii) Third Dominant Regime: 1904-1974: Labourist Protectionism The depression, financial collapse, and bitter class struggle of the 1890s was a crisis that set the scene for the emergence in the early 1900s of a new regime that built on certain fundamental features of the previous era, particularly the imperial relationship and the central role of the state in economic regulation.

Australian capitalism since 1992: a new regime of accumulation? by Lloyd, Christopher / Journal of Australian Political Economy

Its revival thus added an overlay of obvious cultural difference to the tensions between the ALP's historic labourist working-class base and its new urban middle-class supporters excited by contemporary Australia's cosmopolitan possibilities.

John Howard and the Australian legend: the Prime Minister's political ... by Brett, Judith / Arena Magazine

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