The American Federationist, 79. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1972 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... means to create a full employment economy . We've done it before . What we need is a Congress that will put the means to work and provide a decent job for every American who wants to work . Now a decent job means decent wages . This is ...
... means to create a full employment economy . We've done it before . What we need is a Congress that will put the means to work and provide a decent job for every American who wants to work . Now a decent job means decent wages . This is ...
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... means to create a full employment economy . We've done it before . What we need is a Congress that will put the means to work and provide a decent job for every American who wants to work . Now a decent job means decent wages . This is ...
... means to create a full employment economy . We've done it before . What we need is a Congress that will put the means to work and provide a decent job for every American who wants to work . Now a decent job means decent wages . This is ...
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... means the doctor must be given a stake in holding down costs . This means we must put a halt to the scandalous practice of the federal government writing blank checks for doctors and hospitals to fill in largely as they please . It means ...
... means the doctor must be given a stake in holding down costs . This means we must put a halt to the scandalous practice of the federal government writing blank checks for doctors and hospitals to fill in largely as they please . It means ...
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