The American Federationist, 59. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1955 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
20. lappuse
... employers to come to terms with the unions . Within a few days agreement was reached and developed in detail . The employers and the unions requested the Parliament of Western Germany to use the agree- ment as the basis of a federal law ...
... employers to come to terms with the unions . Within a few days agreement was reached and developed in detail . The employers and the unions requested the Parliament of Western Germany to use the agree- ment as the basis of a federal law ...
9. lappuse
... employers on the tea , cotton , peanut , rubber and other plantations which occupy so much of the rich soil of Asia have been organized . There 7 are Estate Owners Associations , Rub- ber Planters Associations and similar organizations ...
... employers on the tea , cotton , peanut , rubber and other plantations which occupy so much of the rich soil of Asia have been organized . There 7 are Estate Owners Associations , Rub- ber Planters Associations and similar organizations ...
14. lappuse
... employer not to do business with another employer with whom it had a dispute . And far more important , unions were permitted to contract with their employers that their members would not be asked to work on struck goods -the " hot ...
... employer not to do business with another employer with whom it had a dispute . And far more important , unions were permitted to contract with their employers that their members would not be asked to work on struck goods -the " hot ...
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