On the recordMarch 11, 2024
Collective bargaining does not always end up in chaos. The vast majority of collective bargaining works out well.
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congress.govCollective bargaining does not always end up in chaos. The vast majority of collective bargaining works out well.
Argues that collective bargaining can be beneficial and not chaotic.
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