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The Union That G.M. Couldn't Bust
Hoyt, Michael | March 19, 1983 issue
Focuses on charges filed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) against the management of Linden, New Jersey-based General Motors Corp. (GM) for unfair...

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Letters
du Brul, Paul A. | February 1, 1986 issue
Presents several letters related to political issues. Role of activist-intellectuals to rebuilding American socialism; Comments on radical politics and...

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ROLLBACK WAGES
FEATHERSTONE, LIZA | June 28, 2004 issue
Staying union free is a full-time commitment. This admonition comes from a handbook Wal-Mart distributes to managers, and gives an idea of the passion...

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Correspondence
Dole, Charles F. | October 14, 1915 issue
Presents several letters to the editor. Establishment of a financial Protectorate over Santo Domingo; Criticisms of deliberate acts and expressions of unfairness...

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DOWN AND OUT IN DISCOUNT AMERICA
Featherstone, Liza | January 3, 2005 issue
Focuses on Wal-Mart stores' prices and customers and its connection to poverty in the United States. Claim that Wal-Mart markets itself to low-income people...

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Fighting for Unions
Acuff, Stewart | April 18, 2005 issue
Offers a look at the labor union movement in the United States. Efforts to deny workers their right to form unions; Report that workers are fired or discriminated...

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Is the left nuts? (Or is it me?)
Moore, Michael | November 17, 1997 issue
The article talks about the left politics in the U.S. and corporate hegemony over government decisions. After years of being downsized, rightsized, re-engineered...

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Hooking Henry Ford
Anderson, Paul Y. | July 16, 1938 issue
A Labor Board decision against Henry Ford in the Dearborn case is now before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the efforts of precious counsel to...

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How to Fight a Unionbusting Conglomerate
Compa, Lance | July 9, 1983 issue
Focuses on the formation of a union coalition in the U.S. to stop unfair labor practices by a conglomerate, Litton Industries Inc. Name of the various...

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