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Bush strips collective bargaining rights from federal employees.
Yesterday, President Bush issued an executive order “that denies collective bargaining rights to about 8,600 federal employees who work in law enforcement, intelligence and other agencies responsible for national security.” 900 of the employees affected were already represented by ...
Some Federal Workers Lose Bargaining Rights
nytimes.com — President Bush issued an executive order that denies bargaining rights to about 8,600 employees who work in... national security. > (more) Some Federal Workers Lose Bargaining Rights
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