A person who opposes labor unions or organized workers' movements.
From antilabor + -ist (one who practices or believes in). The suffix -ist creates a noun for a person holding a particular belief.
In the Gilded Age, antilaborists controlled factories and governments, making it literally illegal to unionize. Today's political debates still echo these 150-year-old battles.
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