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:: Friday, July 08, 2005 ::
Unions look ahead - and inward, too - By Amanda Paulson, The Christian Science Monitor
Professor Bruno stresses that this isn't the first time there's been division within the labor movement - the most notable being the split between the AFL and CIO in the 1930s - and that it's often positive.
A bigger question, observers say, is the place of organized labor in the 21st century. 'How does the labor movement envision itself?' says Bruno. 'Are you just a small core group of elite workers who make good money, or do you broaden your efforts so you speak for the community?'------------------------------------------- posted 10:36 AM :: reference link ::
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