The American Federationist, Volume 60American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1953 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... established company- wide bargaining with one of the larg est cement producers in the United States and with the largest producer and only multi - plant operator in Canada . In addition to the com- pany - wide labor contract with the ...
... established company- wide bargaining with one of the larg est cement producers in the United States and with the largest producer and only multi - plant operator in Canada . In addition to the com- pany - wide labor contract with the ...
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... established labor's own local news- paper thirty - seven years ago . The Labor World , owned and operated by the Central Labor Union , is the official spokesman for A. F. of L. unions in Chattanooga . It is the medium through which ...
... established labor's own local news- paper thirty - seven years ago . The Labor World , owned and operated by the Central Labor Union , is the official spokesman for A. F. of L. unions in Chattanooga . It is the medium through which ...
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... established a picket line at the construction site ; that the employes of the Ledbetter Company , engaged to erect the struc- tural steel , refused to cross the picket line , thus halting work on the build- ing . The Ledbetter Erection ...
... established a picket line at the construction site ; that the employes of the Ledbetter Company , engaged to erect the struc- tural steel , refused to cross the picket line , thus halting work on the build- ing . The Ledbetter Erection ...
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