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... industry - spe- cific focus . For a union to organize a small num- ber of employers in a diverse range of indus- tries results in no ability to represent employ- ees effectively and little ability to grow . In al- most every industry ...
... industry - spe- cific focus . For a union to organize a small num- ber of employers in a diverse range of indus- tries results in no ability to represent employ- ees effectively and little ability to grow . In al- most every industry ...
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... industries . This requires intensive understanding of the industry , strong organizing in a significant percentage of the industry's workplaces , and a lot of resources . The labor movement has always been outgunned by management , and ...
... industries . This requires intensive understanding of the industry , strong organizing in a significant percentage of the industry's workplaces , and a lot of resources . The labor movement has always been outgunned by management , and ...
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... industry . A country's competitiveness de- pends on the capacity of its industries to inno- vate and upgrade continuously . Through the process of innovation and upgrading , countries create prosperity - it is not inherited or a gift of ...
... industry . A country's competitiveness de- pends on the capacity of its industries to inno- vate and upgrade continuously . Through the process of innovation and upgrading , countries create prosperity - it is not inherited or a gift of ...
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