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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... strike gave every sign of being a prolonged one . The local assessed its members ten cents a week at the beginning of the contest and soon increased the tax to 10 per cent of their earnings . Through the pages of the Cigar- makers ...
... strike gave every sign of being a prolonged one . The local assessed its members ten cents a week at the beginning of the contest and soon increased the tax to 10 per cent of their earnings . Through the pages of the Cigar- makers ...
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... strike move- ment . The National Union of Postal Workers , Force Ouvrière , supported and enlarged the movement by calling a limited general strike . All postal service then ceased . The French Con- federation of Christian Workers ...
... strike move- ment . The National Union of Postal Workers , Force Ouvrière , supported and enlarged the movement by calling a limited general strike . All postal service then ceased . The French Con- federation of Christian Workers ...
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... strike committees and to maintain in action committees . The C.G.T. unions joined the strike movement after a delay . Some of them never proclaimed a strike . The C.G.T. did not participate in discus- sions and negotiations . It called ...
... strike committees and to maintain in action committees . The C.G.T. unions joined the strike movement after a delay . Some of them never proclaimed a strike . The C.G.T. did not participate in discus- sions and negotiations . It called ...
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