The American Federationist, 64. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1958 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 72.
14. lappuse
... Company has arrogantly shouted at us : " I am the law around here . " Over three years ago the Kohler Company notified us that it was can- celing its contract with our union . This was a weak contract which the union had accepted ...
... Company has arrogantly shouted at us : " I am the law around here . " Over three years ago the Kohler Company notified us that it was can- celing its contract with our union . This was a weak contract which the union had accepted ...
22. lappuse
... company for. funds were antiquated and unrealistic . There were few , if any , companies that provided life insurance ... company grow and prosper . The total insur- ance - in - force figures continued to ex- ceed the fondest expectations ...
... company for. funds were antiquated and unrealistic . There were few , if any , companies that provided life insurance ... company grow and prosper . The total insur- ance - in - force figures continued to ex- ceed the fondest expectations ...
24. lappuse
... company's ex- penses for administering its group insurance business was only 412 per cent of the group premium income . The larger the Union Labor Life Insurance Company becomes , the greater and more extensive the service it can render ...
... company's ex- penses for administering its group insurance business was only 412 per cent of the group premium income . The larger the Union Labor Life Insurance Company becomes , the greater and more extensive the service it can render ...
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