We as a country many years ago decided that people would have a voice in the workplace, that they would be able to join unions, have collective bargaining.
Donald Norcross: “We as a country many years ago decided that people would have a voice in the workplace, that they would be able to join…”
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Norcross emphasizes the historical importance of workers' rights to unionize.
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