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The transformative effects of competition that foster the development of new products or new production methods benefit everyone in society.
Free Choice
The freedom of individuals to make decisions or actions without coercion or constraint from external entities, often seen in contexts like voting, employment, and consumer behavior.
Unfair Labor Practice
Actions by employers or unions that violate workers' rights or the rules governing labor relations.
No Solicitation Policies
Workplace rules that restrict employees from soliciting for any cause, including union membership, during their working hours and in certain areas.
Discriminatory Enforcement
The unfair application of laws, policies, or rules against particular groups of people or individuals, leading to bias and inequity.
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