A Unionized Workforce: Then and Now

By Tod C. Gurney | Published February 2, 2016 | Posted in Collective Barganing, Union Contracts | Tagged Tags: Collective Bargaining, Unions | Leave a comment

When labor unions were first created, their purpose was to protect a labor force that was being overworked and often underpaid due to the overbearing demands of employers. Much has changed, however, since these unions were first created and many argue that they are no longer needed in the same capacity as before. Unionized labor Read More

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