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:: Saturday, January 17, 2004 ::
The end of unions By Hugh Finnamore, Financial Post
Labour unions as we know them are fast dissolving. That's because union bosses have been swallowed by a dysfunctional system designed in the 1940s to tame worker radicalism. Over the decades, they have been co-opted into the role of business partners, and that has set the stage for a new form of workplace revolution -- an event few have put their minds to. The union fat cat has become irrelevant to his members and is of waning value to his corporate partners.
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