The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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24. lappuse
... strike , not one authorized strike has been called . Even unauthorized strikes have been so rare as to be negligi- ble . In the last three months , the War Labor Board reports , only two one - hun- dredths of one percent of the time in ...
... strike , not one authorized strike has been called . Even unauthorized strikes have been so rare as to be negligi- ble . In the last three months , the War Labor Board reports , only two one - hun- dredths of one percent of the time in ...
19. lappuse
... strike of Union steel workers at Homestead , Pa . , fifty years ago . In February , 1892 , employes of the Homestead Steel Corporation , owned by Andrew Carnegie , Charles M. Schwab and Henry Clay Frick , asked for a small increase in ...
... strike of Union steel workers at Homestead , Pa . , fifty years ago . In February , 1892 , employes of the Homestead Steel Corporation , owned by Andrew Carnegie , Charles M. Schwab and Henry Clay Frick , asked for a small increase in ...
17. lappuse
... strike which progressively spread to several states , notably , Colorado and Idaho , when metal mine owners replied with gunmen and violence to the Union's ef- fort to get the employers into a con- ference . Few strikes in American his ...
... strike which progressively spread to several states , notably , Colorado and Idaho , when metal mine owners replied with gunmen and violence to the Union's ef- fort to get the employers into a con- ference . Few strikes in American his ...
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