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... representatives , and to run his shop according to union rules . The union in turn rec- ognizes the employer's right to employ whom he pleases , unionist or non - unionist , and agrees not to interfere with that right . This type of ...
... representatives , and to run his shop according to union rules . The union in turn rec- ognizes the employer's right to employ whom he pleases , unionist or non - unionist , and agrees not to interfere with that right . This type of ...
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... representatives to take up their cases with the appointed representatives of the man- agement . If they were unable to agree , a union representative was called in . If then no settlement was reached , the matter went before the ...
... representatives to take up their cases with the appointed representatives of the man- agement . If they were unable to agree , a union representative was called in . If then no settlement was reached , the matter went before the ...
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... representatives of the members of the League . No member may have more than three representatives and only one vote . The assembly meets at stated intervals and at other times when occasion requires . The council is composed of ...
... representatives of the members of the League . No member may have more than three representatives and only one vote . The assembly meets at stated intervals and at other times when occasion requires . The council is composed of ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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