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open shop: see closed shop and open shop closed shop and open shop. The term "closed shop" is used to signify an establishment employing only members of a labor union.
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open shop

A computing environment that allows users to program and run their own programs. Contrast with closed shop.


open shop [′ō·pən ¦shäp]
(computer science)
A data-processing-center organization in which individuals from outside the data-processing community are permitted to implement their own solutions to problems.
(industrial engineering)
A shop in which employment is not restricted to members of a labor union.


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Nonunion or open-shop contractors can bid, and have won bids, on projects constructed with PLAs.
And open-shop contractors eagerly awaited the ban, which would have overturned a Clinton administration order requiring PLAs.
Labor unions use this innovative, albeit unethical, tactic to attack their open-shop competition.
 
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