The Painter and Decorator, 70. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1956 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 25.
3. lappuse
... affiliated unions in extending the benefits of collective bar- gaining ; to organize the unorganized into unions for mutual aid and protection , " giving recognition to the principle that both craft and industrial unions are appro ...
... affiliated unions in extending the benefits of collective bar- gaining ; to organize the unorganized into unions for mutual aid and protection , " giving recognition to the principle that both craft and industrial unions are appro ...
6. lappuse
... affiliated national or international union and without a strict recognition that each affiliated or- ganization is entitled to have its auton- omy , integrity and jurisdiction protected and preserved . Organizing committees are given ...
... affiliated national or international union and without a strict recognition that each affiliated or- ganization is entitled to have its auton- omy , integrity and jurisdiction protected and preserved . Organizing committees are given ...
13. lappuse
... affiliated organizations to de- velop their own education programs . Programs often begin by consultation . with the officers and staff of the affiliates , the Department assisting them in planning their programs . As the clearing house ...
... affiliated organizations to de- velop their own education programs . Programs often begin by consultation . with the officers and staff of the affiliates , the Department assisting them in planning their programs . As the clearing house ...
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