The Annual Register, Tập 218Longmans, 1977 |
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... Labour monopoly through trade unions has no international parallel and is unlikely to have one in the foreseeable future . Manpower is one thing that is in over - supply today throughout the world . An international trade union movement ...
... Labour monopoly through trade unions has no international parallel and is unlikely to have one in the foreseeable future . Manpower is one thing that is in over - supply today throughout the world . An international trade union movement ...
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... trade unions were less predictable . There might be occasions when the Government would have to help a company in financial trouble , it said , but such exceptional cases must be subject to the closest scrutiny . There should be no ...
... trade unions were less predictable . There might be occasions when the Government would have to help a company in financial trouble , it said , but such exceptional cases must be subject to the closest scrutiny . There should be no ...
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... trade unions and sections of his own supporters to relax the severity of his anti - inflation policy a little in order to reduce unemployment . The Government had some success ( continuing Whitlam initiatives of 1975 ) in persuading trade ...
... trade unions and sections of his own supporters to relax the severity of his anti - inflation policy a little in order to reduce unemployment . The Government had some success ( continuing Whitlam initiatives of 1975 ) in persuading trade ...
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