Can Unions Built on More Survive Settling for Less?

Abraham H. Raskin served on the staff of The New York Times for 43 years. In 1961, he moved from Chief Labor Correspondent to membership on the Editorial Board, specializing in labor and national affairs. He speaks on whether or not unions built on more can survive settling for less.

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