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... workers , in " right - to - work " states and rural areas . Unions have found ways to organize the unorganizable . The Farm La- bor Organizing Committee ( FLOC ) , an affili- ate of the AFL - CIO , recently won representa- tion for ...
... workers , in " right - to - work " states and rural areas . Unions have found ways to organize the unorganizable . The Farm La- bor Organizing Committee ( FLOC ) , an affili- ate of the AFL - CIO , recently won representa- tion for ...
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... Workers Orga- nizing Committee stated in an open letter in May 2002 , rebutting the company's claims of worker " empowerment " and explaining their reasons for mounting the organizing effort : The ridiculously high turnover rate , wages ...
... Workers Orga- nizing Committee stated in an open letter in May 2002 , rebutting the company's claims of worker " empowerment " and explaining their reasons for mounting the organizing effort : The ridiculously high turnover rate , wages ...
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... workers at the minimum wage could not have their pay packet decreased . Some 90 percent of the workers continued to receive their previous pay , though the laws al- lowed companies to negotiate smaller wage in- creases in subsequent ...
... workers at the minimum wage could not have their pay packet decreased . Some 90 percent of the workers continued to receive their previous pay , though the laws al- lowed companies to negotiate smaller wage in- creases in subsequent ...
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