Unfair advantage : workers' freedom of association in the United States under international human rights standards /

A culture of impunity has taken shape in U.S. labor law and practice, Human Rights finds in this report on workers' rights under international human rights standards. Each year thousands of workers are fired or suffer other reprisals when they seek to exercise rights of association in workplace...

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Main Author:	Compa, Lance A
Corporate Authors:	Human Rights Watch (Organization), Needmor Fund Records (Brown University)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Human Rights Watch, [2000], ©2000 New York : c2000 New York : ©2000 New York, N.Y. : c2000
Subjects:	United States > National Labor Relations Board. United States > National Labor Relations Board Freedom of association > United States Human rights > United States Labor laws and legislation > United States Labor unions > Organizing > Law and legislation > United States Labor unions > Organizing > United States Unfair labor practices > United States Labor unions > Organizing Labor unions > Organizing > Law and legislation Unfair labor practices United States

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