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No campaign or light campaign against 53—67% Intense campaign 22-34%
Campaign with violations 4-10% Company campaigning activities, unfair labor
practices and delay reduce union success, with the percentage of union wins
lowered ...
No campaign or light campaign against 53—67% Intense campaign 22-34%
Campaign with violations 4-10% Company campaigning activities, unfair labor
practices and delay reduce union success, with the percentage of union wins
lowered ...
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The answer is from a quarter to a half, according to our analysis of the impact of
one major indicator of illegal opposition — unfair labor practices committed by
employers — on the proportion of nonagricultural workers choosing
representation ...
The answer is from a quarter to a half, according to our analysis of the impact of
one major indicator of illegal opposition — unfair labor practices committed by
employers — on the proportion of nonagricultural workers choosing
representation ...
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TABLE 15-5 Estimates of the Effect of Management Unfair Labor Practices on
Percentage of the Nonagricultural Work Force Newly Organized in NLRB
Elections Source: R. B. Freeman, "The Simple Economics of Declining Union
Density" ...
TABLE 15-5 Estimates of the Effect of Management Unfair Labor Practices on
Percentage of the Nonagricultural Work Force Newly Organized in NLRB
Elections Source: R. B. Freeman, "The Simple Economics of Declining Union
Density" ...
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