The American Federationist, 81. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1974 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 86.
13. lappuse
... contracts with the 11 major basic steel corporations expire in August for 350,000 workers . Aluminum : The Steelworkers and Aluminum Workers reached agreement with Alcoa , Kaiser and Reynolds early in 1974 on a contract covering 46,200 ...
... contracts with the 11 major basic steel corporations expire in August for 350,000 workers . Aluminum : The Steelworkers and Aluminum Workers reached agreement with Alcoa , Kaiser and Reynolds early in 1974 on a contract covering 46,200 ...
23. lappuse
... contracts are two Carpenters ' agreements . Textiles : The ILGWU contract at Knitted Outer- wear Manufacturers ... Contracts covering 40,000 workers expire at midyear . Postal : Postal Workers , Letter Carriers and Labor- ers contracts ...
... contracts are two Carpenters ' agreements . Textiles : The ILGWU contract at Knitted Outer- wear Manufacturers ... Contracts covering 40,000 workers expire at midyear . Postal : Postal Workers , Letter Carriers and Labor- ers contracts ...
8. lappuse
... contracts for all in- dustries in 1975 was 7.8 percent , up from 7.3 percent in 1974. For those contracts containing escalator clauses , the average increase over the contract term was 7 percent in 1975 , and for contracts without es ...
... contracts for all in- dustries in 1975 was 7.8 percent , up from 7.3 percent in 1974. For those contracts containing escalator clauses , the average increase over the contract term was 7 percent in 1975 , and for contracts without es ...
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