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 78.
6. lappuse
... organized workers were beginning to win paid va- cation provisions in their agreements . In 1940 , one out of every four organized workers was covered by a con- tract that provided some form of vacation allowance . But there were not ...
... organized workers were beginning to win paid va- cation provisions in their agreements . In 1940 , one out of every four organized workers was covered by a con- tract that provided some form of vacation allowance . But there were not ...
11. lappuse
... organized labor as a free force and totalitarianism . Organized labor can- not flourish nor can it even survive as an effective force under totalitarianism . Secondly , organized labor well knows from its experiences with bargaining ...
... organized labor as a free force and totalitarianism . Organized labor can- not flourish nor can it even survive as an effective force under totalitarianism . Secondly , organized labor well knows from its experiences with bargaining ...
12. lappuse
... organizing effort . In the parts of the national workforce already highly organized - for example , contract construction , manufacturing or mining - the going can be expected to be very tough in attempting to organize the re- maining ...
... organizing effort . In the parts of the national workforce already highly organized - for example , contract construction , manufacturing or mining - the going can be expected to be very tough in attempting to organize the re- maining ...
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