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    The presented argument of collective bargaining is between the National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Basketball Players Association (NBPA). The reason for collective bargaining was to make that there will not be a basketball lockout in 2017. This new agreement has a seven-year term covering the 2017-2018 season through 2023-2024 season. The league imposed a brief lockout in 1996 that didn’t lead to any lost games, but the 1998 lockout led to the cancellation of 32 games before a…

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    The Knights of Labor was a national labor union founded by Uriah Stephens on December 28, 1869. They appealed to the un-skilled laborers and women, but they called themselves “a universal brotherhood of workers” and did not turn down prospective members based on their occupation, skin color, or gender (243). The union’s platform bravely proclaims, “An Injury to One is an Injury to All” (243). They actively perused the eight-hour work day, ending child labor, and implementing health and safety…

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    At one time unions were very popular in companies for a variety of reasons. Before there were laws that advocated for the employee, unions were put into place to make sure employees were being protected and treated fairly by employers. Unions are on the decline in today’s society because of the new laws and their overall cost. While they are on the decline, unions are still very much present and Congress are currently hearing arguments as to why the NLRA, the act that can initially vote in a…

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    of 2,000 people and a budget of $2.33 Million. The department currently has 17,450 employees with a budget of $12.1 Billion and the current secretary is Alex Acosta. This history of the Department of Labor begins in the late 1800’s where immediate action was called on by labor strikers. The Labor Movement really amped up in the 1800’s as people believed in social equality, honest labor, and better…

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    I want to actuate you to support the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) to demand better working conditions. What is IWW? IWW is a union that challenged the American Federation of Labor’s (AFL) acceptance of capitalism and its refusal to included unskilled workers in craft unions. I believe that you should join IWW because we are making a difference in people lives and we are supporting them to want shorter hours, higher pay, and better benefits for their families. How are you going to get…

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    Labor Unions or some may know them as Workers Unions, have been in effect for centuries. Unions originated from the European revolution era due to “a huge surge of new workers into the workplace that needed representation” (Union Plus, 2014). Back in those times, many of the labor unions did not succeed due to a lack of effective leadership, poor communication, differences over goals, and conflict between employers and government forces. According L.A. Union, a union is “an organized group of…

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    Within society there are many perceived inequalities, whether it be economic, political or environmental, which are distributed unequally creating minority groups of people with a collective identity (Polleta, Jasper 2001: 285). A minority group will create social movements through collective action in order to improve their situations or eliminate discrimination from themselves, causing social change on a local, a national or even a global scale (Furze et al. 2015: 455-457). This group of…

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    economy in history, the union movement influence in many significant ways to this unparalleled expansion. The unions have delivered numbers of achievements to American workers. Some achievements include to a safe and intolerant work environment, collective bargaining power, the right hour workday, no child labor, wage standards, political guidance and much more. Important changes today are taken for granted. The distinctive work environment involvement took time and progress over the life of…

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    psychological theory of the unconscious. He used the same structured concept of Freud’s unconscious principle but named it the personal unconscious. One of his novel ideas however, was the collective unconscious and how within our deepest thoughts we create these archetypes to protect us from the outside world. The collective unconscious heavily impacts our dreams in a subjective level filled with symbols trying to connect the inner mind with the awakened soul. At some degree these hidden…

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    In 1935 President Roosevelt depicted the Wagner Act also known as the National Labor Relations Act of 1935 (NLRA), establishing the legal right of most workers to organize or join labour unions and to negotiate with their employers, an act which changed the nation 's labor system. On November 2012 the first public act was a one-day strike. The workers demands were; an industry wide raise to fifteen dollars an hour and the right to form a union without retribution. The fast food campaign was…

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