Who Needs Unions In Compulsory Labor Rules
In our view, most employers pay good wages and provide safe workplaces with benefits, while millions lack choice. Compulsory unionism forces joining and dues to keep jobs, with penalties for dissent. Union bosses benefit from such mandates.
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NAM leaders clash with press in candid New York forum
Prominent NAM figures including Donald Gaudion of Sybron and J. Stanford Smith of International Paper spoke bluntly in New York about business media relations. They argued profits, capital needs, wage controls, and federal oil policy require clearer context, while urging journalists to weigh earnings and assets to avoid misperceptions.
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Greek hero seeks treatment at Walter Reed amid political unrest
Maj Spyridon Moustaklis, 48, a Greek World War II and Korea veteran tortured under the Greek dictatorship, sails for Walter Reed for evaluation after pressure from Sen Ted Kennedy and others. The Pentagon reversed a prior denial and Greek government will cover expenses.
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Bitter medicine plan for retirees and reform agenda
The author advocates retirees on Social Security working to preserve benefits while pushing to revert food stamps to aid the poor, cut federal grants for students and civic buildings, tighten military procurement, hold officials accountable, halt urban renewal, ban strikes pending arbitration, cut foreign aid, boost farm output, curb middlemen antitrust abuses, and mobilize media to fight inflation.
What is the Law Question and Answers From a Reader
The text discusses a federal list of unsafe toys, the pamphlet Banned Products by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and how to order it from Washington or Harrisburg. It also covers legal questions about recovering insurance payments against Workmen’s Compensation and tenant responsibilities for wear and tear.
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