American labor outlook in 1975 faces recession and wage pressure
Washington reports a dim 1975 for American labor as inflation, recession, and rising unemployment strain bargaining. About 800 major contracts cover 2.5 million workers, with 500000 more under 1976 wage deals, while unions seek job security and bigger cost of living protections amid a weakening economy.
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