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Ohio makes it illegal for children under 18 and women to work more than 10 hours a day - 1852
Sam Walton, founder of the huge and bitterly anti-union Wal-Mart empire, born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma. He once said that his priority was to “Buy
American,” but Wal-Mart is now the largest U.S. importer of foreign-made goods—often produced under sweatshop conditions - 1918
“Battle of Wall Street,” police charge strikers lying down in front of stock exchange doors, 43 arrested - 1948
National Maritime Union of America merges with National Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association - 1988
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Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
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Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
Strike Ends as CWA Members Reach Tentative Agreements with AT&T
Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
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Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
Law360 Union Wins Tentative Agreement, Ending ULP Strike
The New York Times Tech Guild Approves Strike