The American Federationist, 82. sējums,1. izdevums -83. sējums,6. izdevumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1975 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
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... Congress can take within 60 days . And when Congress completes the emergency steps , the longer - range programs outlined by the AFL - CIO should be begun immediately . Until and unless Congress comes up with some- thing better , then ...
... Congress can take within 60 days . And when Congress completes the emergency steps , the longer - range programs outlined by the AFL - CIO should be begun immediately . Until and unless Congress comes up with some- thing better , then ...
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... Congress should legislate the quotas . The Trade Act of 1974 gave the President broad and sweeping powers - too broad and too sweeping , in our view - and the Congress should establish an ongoing committee to review continually the ...
... Congress should legislate the quotas . The Trade Act of 1974 gave the President broad and sweeping powers - too broad and too sweeping , in our view - and the Congress should establish an ongoing committee to review continually the ...
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stagnant economy , President Ford and the Congress played a dangerous game of economic " chicken . " Congress enacted a one - year extension of the 1975 tax cut , which was vetoed by the President because it was not accompanied by an ...
stagnant economy , President Ford and the Congress played a dangerous game of economic " chicken . " Congress enacted a one - year extension of the 1975 tax cut , which was vetoed by the President because it was not accompanied by an ...
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