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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... living stand- ards of their people . When we realize that by splitting the atom we can transform deserts into arable land , turn raging torrents into useful rivers , produce boundless prosperity where there is now infinite want ...
... living stand- ards of their people . When we realize that by splitting the atom we can transform deserts into arable land , turn raging torrents into useful rivers , produce boundless prosperity where there is now infinite want ...
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... living . We value our living standards . We appreciate our shorter workweek and the improved working conditions in our factories and other places of em- ployment . But most of all we value the freedom and the human rights we have won ...
... living . We value our living standards . We appreciate our shorter workweek and the improved working conditions in our factories and other places of em- ployment . But most of all we value the freedom and the human rights we have won ...
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... living conditions . The improvements of living condi- tions are naturally not automatic and are obtained mainly through collec- tive bargaining and legislation . Rising productivity , however , is only one among several factors in any ...
... living conditions . The improvements of living condi- tions are naturally not automatic and are obtained mainly through collec- tive bargaining and legislation . Rising productivity , however , is only one among several factors in any ...
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