closed shop basis

closed shop basis
An arrangement wherein an employer agrees to employ no workmen who do not belong to a union. Fenske Bros. v Upholsterers' International Union, 358 Ill 239, 193 NE 112, 97 ALR 1318. See closed shop.

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