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 57.
8. lappuse
... collective bargaining as a civilized way to avoid strife between employers and em- ployes is the keystone of our national labor policy . This attitude was writ- ten into the 1935 National Labor Re- lations Act , the original Wagner Act ...
... collective bargaining as a civilized way to avoid strife between employers and em- ployes is the keystone of our national labor policy . This attitude was writ- ten into the 1935 National Labor Re- lations Act , the original Wagner Act ...
18. lappuse
... Collective bargaining is a vehicle through which one can make some specific assumptions as to the nature of the economic arrangements that can conceivably follow from automa- tion in general and in specific . Not that the collective ...
... Collective bargaining is a vehicle through which one can make some specific assumptions as to the nature of the economic arrangements that can conceivably follow from automa- tion in general and in specific . Not that the collective ...
19. lappuse
... collective bar- gaining process as it is carried on in modern industry will recognize at once that here we have the raw mate- rial out of which grievances arise . In broad scope the collective bar- gaining objectives of unions general ...
... collective bar- gaining process as it is carried on in modern industry will recognize at once that here we have the raw mate- rial out of which grievances arise . In broad scope the collective bar- gaining objectives of unions general ...
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