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• United Steelworkers
  '''United Steelworkers''' is the common name for the '''United Steel, Paper and Forestry, Rubber,
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• United Steelworkers/Definition
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• United Steelworkers/Related Articles
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• Leo Gerard/Definition
  President, [[United Steelworkers]]; board member, [[Campaign for America’s Future]]
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• Leo Gerard/Related Articles
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• Carolyn Bartholomew/Definition
  ...ty Review Commission]]; Director, [[Kaiser Aluminium]] designated by the [[United Steelworkers]]; Executive Director, [[Basic Education Coalition]]; Former Chief of Staff
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• Trade union/Related Articles
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• United Steelworkers
  '''United Steelworkers''' is the common name for the '''United Steel, Paper and Forestry, Rubber,
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• Leo Gerard
  Leo W. Gerard (1947-) is International President of the '''[[United Steelworkers]]''', formally the '''United Steel, Paper and Forestry, Rubber, Manufacturi
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• Robert Borosage
  In his blog, and reprinted by the [[United Steelworkers]], he urged [[Barack Obama]] to take strong positions with China.<ref>{{cit | publisher = [[Campaign for America's Future]], United Steelworkers}}</ref>
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• Democratic Party (United States)
  ...ees, more than any other candidate. Edwards picked up the backing of the [[United Steelworkers]], which calls itself the largest U.S. private-sector industrial union with
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• History of U.S. labor unions
  ...ees, more than any other candidate. Edwards picked up the backing of the [[United Steelworkers]], which calls itself the largest U.S. private-sector industrial union with
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• History of Pittsburgh
  ...1960s, hostile management and labor relationships, the inflexibility of [[United Steelworkers]] regarding wage cuts and work-rule reforms, oligarchic management styles,
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• Steel industry, history
  * Mary Margaret Fonow; ''Union Women: Forging Feminism in the United Steelworkers of America'' University of Minnesota Press, 2003 [http://www.questia.com/PM
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