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Unionization, Ownership Status, and Direct Care Worker Turnover.
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Labor Unions, Union Density and the Union Wage Premium
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Monetary Union and Pegging in the Presence of Labor Unions*
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 2012AbstractAs the European Economic and Monetary Union grows, power over monetary policy is shifting away from the original founders. Previously, researchers have analyzed the impact of replacing an exchange‐rate peg with a monetary union in the presence of labor unions.
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The Mississippi Freedom Labor Union (MFLU) and related efforts were part of the larger evolution of black activism and of the maturing and varied philosophy of Black Power in the mid- and later 1960s. The MFLU and its offshoots embodied this mutation; first, in strategy, from a focus on demonstrations to capture the attention of a national white ...
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The Mississippi Freedom Labor Union (MFLU) and related efforts were part of the larger evolution of black activism and of the maturing and varied philosophy of Black Power in the mid- and later 1960s. The MFLU and its offshoots embodied this mutation; first, in strategy, from a focus on demonstrations to capture the attention of a national white ...
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Labor Unions and Tax Aggressiveness
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010We examine the impact of unionization on firms’ tax aggressiveness. We find a negative association between firms’ tax aggressiveness and union power and a decrease in tax aggressiveness after labor union election wins. This relation is consistent with labor unions influencing managers’ in one, or both, of two ways: (1) constraining managers’ ability to
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Labor Organizations as Employers: "Unions-Within-Unions"
The Journal of Business, 1970More than 13,000 persons are directly employed by international, national, and local unions, as well as state and regional bodies.' The work force is primarily composed of office-clerical and maintenance workers, but also includes full-time, paid business agents, officers, international representatives, organizers, professionals, and other staff ...
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Reform Unionism: The National Labor Union
The Journal of Economic History, 1954The National Labor Union represented the first attempt to organize a national federation of labor in the United States. The germ of the idea for such a national federation of labor had been planted at the beginning of the Civil War, but it was not until 1866 that plans were set in motion to organize such a body. In February of that year William Harding,
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Illegal Immigration in the Presence of Labor Unions
International Economic Journal, 1994"This paper develops a general equilibrium framework of a two-sector economy which incorporates illegal immigration in the presence of labor unions. It demonstrates that stricter enforcement of immigration laws, by reducing the demand for or supply of illegal aliens, benefits all legal workers in the economy. The model is used to evaluate the impact of
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