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In a command economy
Collective Bargaining
The act of discussing and reaching mutual agreements on employment terms such as salaries, working environment, benefits, and various employee rights and compensations between employers and their employees' representatives.
Secondary Boycott
A boycott of products or a company that sells the products of a company that is being struck.
Trade Unions
Organizations that represent the interests of workers in negotiations with employers over wages, work conditions, and employee rights.
AFL
The American Federation of Labor, a national federation of labor unions in the United States, focused on improved labor conditions and wages.
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