The American Federationist, 47. sējumsWilliam Green American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1940 Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 75.
18. lappuse
... employers , depending on some meas- urement of their experience with un- employment in their plants . It is supported by many employers because it would reduce their tax rates for unemployment compensation . Other employers oppose it ...
... employers , depending on some meas- urement of their experience with un- employment in their plants . It is supported by many employers because it would reduce their tax rates for unemployment compensation . Other employers oppose it ...
19. lappuse
... employers often exert a powerful in- fluence on the passage of legislation . And when employers can obtain an ad- vantage if benefit payments are small , it is much harder to get reasonable bene- fit payments written into the laws ...
... employers often exert a powerful in- fluence on the passage of legislation . And when employers can obtain an ad- vantage if benefit payments are small , it is much harder to get reasonable bene- fit payments written into the laws ...
9. lappuse
... employers sought to meet threatened strikes by demanding that their government - fed- eral or state - call out armed troops . " You can remember when many large employers resorted to the un- American practice - still unfortunately ...
... employers sought to meet threatened strikes by demanding that their government - fed- eral or state - call out armed troops . " You can remember when many large employers resorted to the un- American practice - still unfortunately ...
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