(decasualize)
1decasualize — (Amer.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilizing the workforce (also decasualise) …
2decasualize — decasualization, n. /dee kazh ooh euh luyz /, v.t., decasualized, decasualizing. to reduce or eliminate the employment of (casual labor). Also, esp. Brit., decasualise. [1890 95; DE + CASUAL + IZE] * * * …
3decasualize — de·ca·sual·ize …
4decasualize — (ˈ)dēˈkazh(əw)əˌlīz transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: de + casual + ize : to do away with the casual employment of (labor) the commission decasualized 3452 men during the year Walter Hamshar : eliminate the casuals from industry will be …… …
5decasualized — decasualize (Amer.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilizing the workforce (also decasualise) …
6decasualizes — decasualize (Amer.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilizing the workforce (also decasualise) …
7decasualizing — decasualize (Amer.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilizing the workforce (also decasualise) …
8decasualise — (Brit.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilising the workforce (also decasualize) …
9decasualised — decasualise (Brit.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilising the workforce (also decasualize) …
10decasualises — decasualise (Brit.) v. reduce the employment of casual labor; eliminate temporary workers for the purposes of stabilising the workforce (also decasualize) …
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