Wage Growth in Voluntary Union States Mentioned
A quoted passage argues hourly factory wages rose faster in 18 Voluntary Unionism states than in 30 Compulsory Unionism states. It claims unions expanded membership rapidly where Voluntary Unionism exists and asserts a quicker jobs rise in those states.
Voluntary unionism boosts jobs across states with bargaining
The article claims that voluntary unionism and free collective bargaining attract new businesses and create jobs. It cites 288,000 more jobs in states with bargaining versus right to work states and 183,197 more new businesses in such states. It argues prosperity follows strong employer employee relations and high purchasing power attracts enlightened businessmen to locate there.
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California
California Prop 18 era party lines and coalition lists
A detailed roll of politicians unions and civic groups opposing Prop 18 with Republican and Democratic figures across California. The document notes the Republican Party of California refusing to endorse Prop 18 while national platforms back the unions, listing numerous individuals and organizations aligned with both sides.
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AIL City Employees Association of
L.A
American GI Forum of California
Baptist Ministers Union of So
Calif
California Cio Council
California State Federation of Labor
California State Federation of Teachers
California State Nurses Association
Cathare Council On Working
Sife Church Federation of
L. A
Community Service Organization
Congregational Conference of So
Premocratic Party of California
Fraternal
Omer of
Earles J. A
Southern California Board of Rabbis
Republican Party of
California
Republican
Democratic National Platform
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James Mitchell
Citizens Committee Against
Sey
Sincree
Inientom
WY Increas
Manufacturng Industrial Amtae Gkro Jn
Wec and
Incree
Bureau OF Labor Statistics
Thcaias
W.S. Bureau OF Labor Statistics
Asta
Free States
Hase
Arle
Ane
Injonle
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
Goodmin J. Knight
Thomas H. Kuche
Clair Engle
Harold J. Powers
Richard Richards
Knowland
Citizens Committee
Robert Fenton Craie
California Republican Assembly
John Anson Ford
Executive
Trevor Gardner
Hyeon Corporation
Ucter
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet General Corporation
Secretary of the Navy
Georgiana Hardy
City Board of Education
Mary Z. Workman
Archdiocese Council of Catholic Women
William H. Rosenthal
Democratic State Central Committee
Paul Ziffren
Democratic National Committee
DeWitt McCann
Studio City Chamber of Commerce
Republican State Central Committee
L. S. Baca
PTA
Joseph A. Ball
California Bar Association
Nat Dumont
Roger Jessup
L.A. County Board of Supervisors
Mary Lou Richardson
Culver City
Herman F. Selvin
L.A. Bar Association
Mal Whitford
Don A. Allen
Don Anderson
Ernest A. Anderson
Ben Zion Hergman H. Eames
Robbert Bobolin
Amerigo Bozzani
Wesley R. Brazier
Lloyd Bulloch
Everett Burkhalter
John Furkhart
Robert Cannon
Ken Carpenter
Tom C. Carrell
Victor Carter
Frank Chuman
Lela D. Coomer
James C. Corman
Chet Haisefield
H. Claude Hudson
Adolph Kadesh
Julian Keiser
Robert Kersey
Vernon Kilpatrick
Cecil R
King
Kango Kunitsugu
Michael G. Luddy
James Madden
Arthur Marshall
Lester A. McMillan
Allen Miller
Laren Miller
Prentiss Moore
William A. Munnell
Dore Schary
Adela Rogers
St. Johns
Joseph Shane
John G. Simmons
John A. Somerville
George L. Thomas
L. E. Timberlake
Julius F. Tuckler
Roy Tucker
Jesse M. Unruh
Jimmy Wakely
Kenneth Watson
John E. Williams
M.D
Charles H. Wilson
Joseph L. Wyatt, Jr
Rosalind W. Wyman
John Yamashita
Gort Zimmerman
Carondelet
Los Angeles