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It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt who, in 1935, signed the Wagner National Labor Relations Act, which became the foundation for modern collective bargaining through unions. But FDR had one caveat: He did not believe in public sector unions. If FDR were alive today, it follows that he might agree that…
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The role of public sector unions in food safety renews a debate that began 90 years ago
Dan Flynn
06:20
It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt who, in 1935, signed the Wagner National Labor Relations Act, which became the foundation for modern collective bargaining through unions. But FDR had one caveat: He did not believe in public sector unions. If FDR were alive today, it follows that he might agree that…
