The American Federationist, 43. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1936 v. 68, no. 7, June 1961- include section: Collective bargaining report. |
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... projects . Many have been added to our unem- ployment roll since that time and they cannot get work on public projects . The only time an industry takes on a worker is when an old worker is discharged for union activities and is ...
... projects . Many have been added to our unem- ployment roll since that time and they cannot get work on public projects . The only time an industry takes on a worker is when an old worker is discharged for union activities and is ...
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... projects are the only projects to give work to the unemployed . Building and oil in- dustries are taking on additional employees . We plan a picnic for Labor Day.-G. E. WARREN . PENNSYLVANIA Allentown . - In most cases where there hap ...
... projects are the only projects to give work to the unemployed . Building and oil in- dustries are taking on additional employees . We plan a picnic for Labor Day.-G. E. WARREN . PENNSYLVANIA Allentown . - In most cases where there hap ...
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... projects are to start here and in Holyoke . Textiles are adding work- ers . Michael J. McLain . Springfield . We are continuing our campaign to organize all women garment workers in western Massa- chusetts , and the outlook is bright ...
... projects are to start here and in Holyoke . Textiles are adding work- ers . Michael J. McLain . Springfield . We are continuing our campaign to organize all women garment workers in western Massa- chusetts , and the outlook is bright ...
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