U S weighs withdrawal from ILO amid reform push
The United States debates leaving the International Labour Organization over its structure and political influence. Carter faces a choice after business and labor reps urged departure to push reforms, with potential 25 percent budget cuts if withdrawn. AFL-CIO pressure and concerns over political control drive the move.
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