The American Federationist, 63-64. sējumiAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1956 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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... Labor unity pleased Bill McFetridge of the Building Service Union. finally he was chosen as the secretary - treasurer ... movement . " He has made an outstanding contribution not only in America but in the world labor movement . He has ...
... Labor unity pleased Bill McFetridge of the Building Service Union. finally he was chosen as the secretary - treasurer ... movement . " He has made an outstanding contribution not only in America but in the world labor movement . He has ...
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... labor movement and the peasant un- ions which had been built so carefully by Mahatma Gandhi's Congress Par- ty and the smaller Congress Socialist Party . ' APAN'S surrender in 1945 marked JAPA the beginning in Asia of a new trade union ...
... labor movement and the peasant un- ions which had been built so carefully by Mahatma Gandhi's Congress Par- ty and the smaller Congress Socialist Party . ' APAN'S surrender in 1945 marked JAPA the beginning in Asia of a new trade union ...
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... trade union movement in these days when the enemies of labor are having a field day in smear- ing the good name of our movement because of the transgressions of a few officials . It is not my purpose to minimize the importance of ...
... trade union movement in these days when the enemies of labor are having a field day in smear- ing the good name of our movement because of the transgressions of a few officials . It is not my purpose to minimize the importance of ...
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