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990:(known as the "TEAM Act"). The bill would have weakened federal regulations against employer establishment and control of employee involvement programs. Although the bill indicated that EI plans should not be used specifically to discredit or prevent union organization, trade unions in the United States vehemently opposed the bill. Jim Wood, an
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guarantees (since they don't believe that unions should campaign or lobby for political change or mount legal action), this conflict with "real" unions is not merely ideological, but necessarily practical as well: accommodationist unions organise in direct opposition to existing autonomous trade unions, and generally seek to expand by
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rules and salary schedulesâthan independent unions. At least one economist advances the idea that in the first part of the 20th century, many companies were hesitant to adopt the company union model for fear that it might lead to support for an independent trade union. A 2002
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as a civil war machine. The number of adherents of CSL was never published, but in professional elections, it obtained from 2% to 4% of the votes. In
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in 1936. The CGSI declared that it was formed by "des hommes dâorigine et de formation diffĂ©rentes se sont trouvĂ©s dâaccord pour dĂ©noncer la malfaisance de la CGT communisĂ©e" (men of different origins who agreed to denounce the malfeasance of the communist
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in 1968) worked to rid their organizations of union interference. "Remaining non-union is an essential for survival for most of our companies," Noyce once said. "If we had the work rules that unionized companies have, we'd all go out of business."
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differential provided by trade unions compared to company unions. Malaysia saw improved wages through independent unions, while India did not. The authors indicate the latter "may reflect the specific circumstances that prevailed in
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wrote in 1924: "he distinction ... between trade unions and other workmen's associations is frequently a vague and changing one. What is today a company union may tomorrow have all of the characteristics of a trade union."
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at their jobs in order to pursue their own collective self-interest, as distinct and separate from the interests of the employer; and doubly because traditional trade unions often view workers' struggles as
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1971:"Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp. â Company History"
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2906:Six-hour day
2889:Other topics
2781:Compensation
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2574:Labor revolt
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3077:Precursors
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2788:Strike pay
2727:Bargaining
2674:Green bans
2667:newspapers
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1938:The Nation
1903:World Bank
1892:References
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1732:2021-07-09
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1427:2021-07-09
1322:Leo Wolman
1293:World Bank
1247:subsidiary
1235:World Bank
1211:Nuevo Leon
781:René Belin
680:See also:
373:Green bans
366:newspapers
258:Sick leave
253:Sabbatical
3489:Socialism
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109:Socialism
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