Decasualizing

/ˌdiːˈkæʒuəlaɪzɪŋ/ verb

Definition

The act of converting something from casual or temporary to permanent or formal status.

Etymology

Present participle of decasualize, from de- + casual + -izing. Describes the ongoing process of formalization.

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The struggle over 'decasualizing' jobs has ancient roots—even medieval guilds fought to restrict casual labor and force formal apprenticeships.

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