'Union leaders' presentation slideshows

Progressive Movement

Progressive Movement. The Progressive Movement. Introduction Background Three Wings Journalists Leaders and Accomplishment State and Local President Others Amendments Conclusion. Bellwork.

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Perjanjian Bersama (PKB) di Korea

Perjanjian Bersama (PKB) di Korea. Hal-Hal Utama dari Standar-standar Internasional. Workers rights to organize and CBA Tidak ada pekerja anak Tidak ada pekerja paksa Tidak ada Diskriminasi Jaminan atas kegiatan serikat buruh Fasilitas untuk perjanjian bersama dan aktivitas serikat buruh

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Collective Agreements in Korea

Collective Agreements in Korea. Common Points of International Standards. Workers rights to organize and CBA No child labor, No forced labor No discrimination Guarantee of union activity Facilities for collective bargaining & union activity Decent wage

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The Close of World War II

The Close of World War II. As World War II approached the end, the US, British, and Soviets could not resolve the issue of freedom for Europeans. As a result, the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences tried to solve some of the postwar issues. Yalta Conference. FDR, Stalin, Churchill Poland

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The present and future of assessment systems

The present and future of assessment systems. About the Group. City & Guilds. City & Guilds NPTC. The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM). City & Guilds Centre for Skills Development (CSD). Our vital statistics. What is an International Vocational Qualification?.

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Unions in America after 1850

Unions in America after 1850. Who is Karl Marx and what are his ideas? What is the process of the Marxist Revolution? Terms: Communist Manifesto Class Conflict Bourgeoisie Means of Production Proletariat Dictatorship of the Proletariat Socialism Marxist/Socialist/Communist/Anarchist.

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The Cold War Begins

The Cold War Begins. When WWII ended in 1945, Canadians celebrated! Why? We had won the war. Canada was strong er than ever. They believed a new era of peace and prosperity was about to begin. But... Almost immediately, a new type of war began. Why did this happen?

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Chapter 8 Labor Relations in Pro Sports

Chapter 8 Labor Relations in Pro Sports. To Accompany Sports Economics Rodney Fort (PrenticeHall, 2003). Players say that owners are stupid, owners say the players are greedy, and both sides are right; they make on pine for simpler days when the owners were greedy and the players were stupid.

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4 SUBFIELDS OF ANTHROPOLOGY

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Civil War computer competency project

War is cruelty. There is no use trying to reform it. The crueler it is, the sooner it will be over." General William Tecumseh Sherman. Civil War computer competency project. Renee Clauson Rivera. When Did The Civil War occur?. It started on April 12,1861 and ended April 9,1865

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Regimes in less developed countries

Regimes in less developed countries. Regime = common constellation of politics, policy and institutions Two key differences with regimes in Rich Democracies Much less stable Conflict more likely to result in violence Institutions more fragile Policies more erratic Greater diversity Types

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McCarthyism and the Crucible

McCarthyism and the Crucible. McCarthyism and the Red Scare. An overzealous, anti-communist witch hunt During and after WWII, many people were afraid that communism would take over the US, but McCarthyism took it to the extreme. Many people were falsely accused

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Making Germany into a dictatorship

BGS History GCSE Revision Tests. Making Germany into a dictatorship. 1) What kind of leader did Hitler plan to be?. Dictator!. 2) Was Hitler President or Chancellor? Who was the only man in Germany more powerful than him?. Hitler = Chancellor Hindenburg = President, i.e.

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Book : The Death of Karen Silkwood

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In honor of freedom

In honor of freedom. Memorial Day. Hampton Park in Charleston South Carolina Was used as a Confederate prison camp for blacks, as well as a mass grave for Union Soldiers Former slaves exhumed the mass grave and buried each individually in 10 days.

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Canada and the Twenties

Canada and the Twenties. An Uneasy Adjustment. In 1918, Canadians celebrated the end of WW1, after four long years soldiers were finally on their way home. There was no steady pensions for veterans, no special medical services for those wounded in the war, and few jobs.

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Opposition to Black People

Opposition to Black People. 11.6. The NYC Draft Riot. Northerners remained bitter and hostile toward African Americans Poor Irish workers in NYC became convinced by Northern Democrats and even the Governor that the war had become a crusade to benefit black people

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Demobilization

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The Civil War Begins

The Civil War Begins. Chapter 11 Section 1. Confederate States of America .

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The Haymarket riot

Events that made Chicago famous. The Haymarket riot. Bell Ringer. Background. In 1886, Chicago had 18,400 members of the Knights of Labor. Roughly 2/3 of whom were immigrants.

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