The American Federationist, 44. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1937 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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... cent unemployed in October . While this seems a small change , actually the figures are a very impor- tant barometer ... cent members unem- Per cent increase ( + ) or decrease Building Trades Per cent increase ( + ) or decrease Per cent ...
... cent unemployed in October . While this seems a small change , actually the figures are a very impor- tant barometer ... cent members unem- Per cent increase ( + ) or decrease Building Trades Per cent increase ( + ) or decrease Per cent ...
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... cent wage increase . Truck drivers are negotiating their agreement and expect to gain a wage increase and the closed shop . Em- ployees of the Raymond Bag Company secured a closed shop agreement and 3 cents per hour increase with ...
... cent wage increase . Truck drivers are negotiating their agreement and expect to gain a wage increase and the closed shop . Em- ployees of the Raymond Bag Company secured a closed shop agreement and 3 cents per hour increase with ...
1357. lappuse
... cent of the membership out of work in Sep- tember , 9.6 per cent in October and 10.7 per cent in November . ( Weighted figures . ) This brings un- employment to exactly the same level as in November 1936. The decline from October to ...
... cent of the membership out of work in Sep- tember , 9.6 per cent in October and 10.7 per cent in November . ( Weighted figures . ) This brings un- employment to exactly the same level as in November 1936. The decline from October to ...
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