1. people who support syndicalism, a political movement advocating worker control of industry through labor unions
Usage: political theory

Examples

• The syndicalists organized strikes to demand worker ownership of factories.
• French syndicalists played a major role in early 20th-century labor movements.
• The syndicalists believed that unions should control production directly.
• Many syndicalists opposed both capitalism and state socialism.
• The syndicalists called for a general strike to transform society.
• Revolutionary syndicalists sought to overthrow the existing economic system.