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The House has passed a bill designed to expedite the process for newly unionized workers to obtain their first contract. The bill allows for government intervention if negotiations extend beyond 90 days.
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The House has passed a bill designed to expedite the process for newly unionized workers to obtain their first contract. The bill allows for government intervention if negotiations extend beyond 90 days.
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House passes bill to expedite first contracts for unionized workers