Labor unions' future: Mafia ties

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The Taft-Hartley law was passed in 1947 outlawing workplaces, which hired only union members and instead allowed workers the right not to join a union following many strikes by employees in workplaces. It was discovered in 1957 that the mafia had infiltrated labor unions and hence, in the 1970s worker protection methods were enacted although penalties against employers who prevented union formation could not be enforced.

Management dynamics, Labor organizations, Labor Unions, Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations, Labor Relations, Strikes, Employee Relations, Management, Company business management, Labour unions, Labour relations

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Should the Pentagon create a database of U.S. students to help bolster recruitment?

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A debate is presented regarding whether the Pentagon should create a database of US students to help bolster recruitment.

Personnel administration, Recruiting, Industry hiring, United States. Department of Defense, Recruiting and enlistment, American students

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