The American Federationist, Volumes 56-57American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1949 - Labor unions Includes separately paged "Junior union section." |
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... progress and personal freedom in living . Wherever labor established collective bargaining as the way of organizing relations between management and producing workers , progress was under way . So- ciety finally gave collective ...
... progress and personal freedom in living . Wherever labor established collective bargaining as the way of organizing relations between management and producing workers , progress was under way . So- ciety finally gave collective ...
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... progress in the fields of economic welfare , social justice and political equality can and must be attained . The past half - century in Georgia can truly be called fifty years of progress for the downtrodden and underprivileged . This ...
... progress in the fields of economic welfare , social justice and political equality can and must be attained . The past half - century in Georgia can truly be called fifty years of progress for the downtrodden and underprivileged . This ...
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... progress . Union membership assumes responsible individuals — re- sponsible for one's own rights as well as the rights of others . By exercising and maintaining these rights , the way is kept open for progress for all . The American ...
... progress . Union membership assumes responsible individuals — re- sponsible for one's own rights as well as the rights of others . By exercising and maintaining these rights , the way is kept open for progress for all . The American ...
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A. F. of L activities affiliated agreement Ameri American Federation American labor bill Board Brotherhood building cent collective bargaining Cominform Committee Communist Company conference Congress contract convention cooperation delegates democracy democratic economic efforts elected employers employes employment eration Europe European Federation of Labor FEDERATIONIST forces free trade unions freedom ganization George Meany Germany groups hourly wage housing human industry International Union Irving Brown labor movement Labor Organization Labor Union leaders legislation living Marshall Plan Matthew Woll Meany meeting membership ment nomic organized labor peace ployes political problems production repeal representatives Samuel Gompers Secretary Senator social Soviet Taft-Hartley Act Teamsters tion tional tive trade union movement trade unionists union label vice-president vote wage boost wage increase wage-earners welfare William Green workers