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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... resulting in rapidly in- creasing output per hour worked . These technological changes can be a blessing if wisely used , or they can result in unemploy- ment and suffering if they are introduced and operated without proper social ...
... resulting in rapidly in- creasing output per hour worked . These technological changes can be a blessing if wisely used , or they can result in unemploy- ment and suffering if they are introduced and operated without proper social ...
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... result of this action many area wage differentials were reduced , many lower - paid plants had the wage levels increased and numerous inequalities were adjusted . As a direct by - product of this ac- tion of the War Labor Board , the ...
... result of this action many area wage differentials were reduced , many lower - paid plants had the wage levels increased and numerous inequalities were adjusted . As a direct by - product of this ac- tion of the War Labor Board , the ...
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... results of the achieve- ment of labor unity were seen prompt- ly . In the 1956 elections , while Presi- dent ... result of the election of a large number of state lawmakers friendly to working people , the Colorado labor movement ...
... results of the achieve- ment of labor unity were seen prompt- ly . In the 1956 elections , while Presi- dent ... result of the election of a large number of state lawmakers friendly to working people , the Colorado labor movement ...
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