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FDR: The employer who turns away from impartial agencies of peace, who denies freedom of organization to his employees, or…

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The employer who turns away from impartial agencies of peace, who denies freedom of organization to his employees, or fails to make every reasonable effort at a peaceful solution of their differences, is not fully supporting the recovery effort of his government.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt criticizes employers who do not engage with impartial agencies to resolve labor disputes.

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