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This widely watched indicator of economic well-being also directly influences the market.
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Featherbedding describes the practice where businesses hire more workers than are necessary to carry out particular tasks. Unions insist on rules against featherbedding to ensure that employees ...
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Labor unions have existed in the U.S. for quite some time, but not all have been as successful as these three.
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Although the overall power of labor unions may not be what it once was, they still maintain a great deal of influence in the United States.
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This article examines some of the pros and cons associated with organized labor.
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Sometimes striking can do more harm than good. Here are a few examples where things have gone from bad to worse.
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David Siegel of Westgate Resorts says he'd fire his employees if Obama wins. Can labor laws protect employees from this?
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Here are some positives and negatives to help you decide where you stand on the minimum wage debate.
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Before players' unions were formed, pro athletes didn't always have the rights they do today. Here's a look at some devastating strikes in sports.
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Between the postal strike and the Air Canada strike, the costs are starting to add up.