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Definition of Labor organizer
1. Noun. Someone who enlists workers to join a union.
Generic synonyms: Union Representative
Specialized synonyms: Debs, Eugene V. Debs, Eugene Victor Debs
Derivative terms: Organize, Organize
Lexicographical Neighbors of Labor Organizer
Literary usage of Labor organizer
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Game of Life by Bolton Hall (1909)
""I am lending money to Labor, Organizer, and Merchant to help them in their business
... But why do not Labor, Organizer, and Merchant make their own money? ..."
2. The Game of Life by Bolton Hall (1909)
"I am lending money to Labor, Organizer, and Merchant to help them in their business;
... But why do not Labor, Organizer, and Merchant make their own money? ..."
3. What's the Matter with Ireland? by Ruth Russell (1920)
"labor organizer after labor organizer fought for the unity of the working people.
But no sooner would such a speaker rise on a platform than there would be ..."
4. A Documentary History of American Industrial Society by American Bureau of Industrial Research, Carnegie Institution of Washington, Eugene Allen Gilmore, John Rogers Commons, Helen Laura Sumner (1910)
"Molder. President, Iron Molders' International Union, 1863-1869 and of National
Labor Union, 1868-1869. First great labor organizer. ..."
5. Who's who in America by Marquis Who's Who, Inc (1901)
"... became public speaker and labor organizer; delegate to conv. of Internat,
machinists at Kansas City, 1897; candidate for Congress, 7th Mass dlst., 1898; ..."
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