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Insure Tennessee fate shows apathy, excuses defeat leadership-Feb. 13th

Angie's List article on shortage of electricians in U.S. Feb. 13th PDF FILE

THE MYTH OF RIGHT TO WORK LAWS

At AFL-CIO, An Immigrant's Rise To Vice President Reflects New Opportunities, New Strategies

The Three Faces of Work-Family Conflict. The Poor, the Professionals, and the Missing Middle

Understanding the disconnect between Americans' widespread concern over work-family conflict and their policymakers' inability to pass legislation to address this issue requires a portrait of why work-family conflict is so acute today.
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