The American Federationist, 64. sējumsAmerican Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1958 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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Why We Emphasize the Contract T THOMAS A. MURRAY HE union contract is a very important document . It is the contract that gives working peo- ple a clear idea of where and how they stand in their relations with their employers . In the ...
Why We Emphasize the Contract T THOMAS A. MURRAY HE union contract is a very important document . It is the contract that gives working peo- ple a clear idea of where and how they stand in their relations with their employers . In the ...
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... contract . More than 98 per cent of the film stars had agreed to support a strike if necessary to get the contract . In the first contract the greatest gains were obtained for the extra = players and low - salaried bit players . Minimum ...
... contract . More than 98 per cent of the film stars had agreed to support a strike if necessary to get the contract . In the first contract the greatest gains were obtained for the extra = players and low - salaried bit players . Minimum ...
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... contract with our union . This was a weak contract which the union had accepted because we were in hopes that even Herbert V. Kohler would learn to live with organized labor . But it wasn't weak enough to suit Kohler . So the company ...
... contract with our union . This was a weak contract which the union had accepted because we were in hopes that even Herbert V. Kohler would learn to live with organized labor . But it wasn't weak enough to suit Kohler . So the company ...
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