What are three reasons the government would want to limit the power of a union?
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(1) Misuse of retirement funds.  (2) Unfair picketing or other strike tactics.  (3) Dishonest voting procedures.\n\nOh; were you talking about the government being the bad guys, and not the union?  Sorry.
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Clearly liberty.  By placing limits on government power, individuals are given liberty of thought, speech and action.
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The right of a state to leave the Union, and the lack of the ability to compromise
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Oil, delusions of grandure, and an experiment to see where are the limits of authoritarian power can be projected at home and abroad. \nYou can supress civil liberties easily if there was a war on.\nWe have people, unqualified, of limited vision, poisened by greed in charge of things.  I guess these people wanted to see them selves glorified in equestrian statues.
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Sure they have a union. They just don't win many claims though. This is because it is very hard for them to think "outside of the box."
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Because it controls monetary policy and supply of currency in our country.  It is an integral part of our democracy and it would be a really bad idea to get rid of it.  And as far as I know, there has been no discussion about getting rid of it anyway...
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I don't think it could happen at least in the realistic sense.  A nation is defined by its borders.  How can one nation have many borders on different contents.  You can have an economic union something of the sort of the E.U. but they are adrift with no real Constitution and have multiple social issues.
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Its up in the air at the moment.  they have to meet certain requirement, prerequisites.. They do have things in their culture that Europe doesnt want in the union so there are talks and negotiations.  We should see something about it soon but not sure when.
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If I had to choose one of those, I would say to form a more perfect union.  that seems to sort of include the others since it is sort of a vague statement.
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I chose number 1 because it illustrates federalism - power is divided between federal and state government. \n\nFurther explanation: Federal government has specific powers, and state governments have their own powers.\n\n#2 is an example of separation of powers.\n#3 is an example of powers delegated only for the House of Representatives.
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From what I've read, the Right to Strike is fairly undeveloped and highly debated in British politics. I am not sure what the status of the issue is at this point.
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Creation of States and Union Territories thereby giving power to the State administration. Central government unifies these entities and in some matters like defence and foreign affairs they have more authority.\n\nIndependent Judiciary to resolve disputes between the states and unions.
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Unions long ago outlived their usefulness in the USA.  What do you think is the main reason for the fact that there are so few strong, large companies employing us these days?   Unions started because we needed them, there were lots of  immigrants and few jobs so the pay was low, conditions were extremely dangerous, children and woman were seriously exploited.  Unions helped to correct all these issues plus more. Unfortunately the unions gained so much power they began making demands that were absolutely ridiculous. this in turn cased the workers to become accustomed to making demands and having those demand meant no matter how absurd they were.  As a result Americans became overpaid, less productive and basically lazy and the companies were not able to produce a product of quality at a price that was competitive. Companies wanted to stay in business so they took there businesses to countries where they could make a profit and I admit exploit those people for profit.  Certainly these conditions do not exist in our country today. Unions have done more harm to the US than good, they are corrupt, driven by greed and useless today.  The unions we have today in no way resemble the original unions that were designed to protect both the employee and employer and generate proud in American made goods.  Nothing makes me madder than a bumper sticker that encourages or brags about unions, except maybe a Clinton bumper sticker.
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As corporate interests have gained total control in this country they have not had to pay any attention to workers' demands.  The laws favor their unjust practices, so there is no recourse.  During the cold war era, anything that suggested "communsim" or "socialism" was condemned.   Currently, workers themselves often have no idea at all of how their meager remaining benefits were originally won--history is taught from the viewpoint of power after all, and in that view the unions are best forgotten.  Now, people are so alienated from the political process they don't even see the possibility of mass movements having any effect.  It is easier to bury oneself in consumerism than to try to mobilize your local community.
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Looks like 3; national, regional and local (see ref.) Contrary to 1st answer, I think unions are essential to the fair functioning of the capitalist system. However, some regulation is essential to prevent corruption and monopolistic behavior. In other words, parasitic union officials shuld be tossed out, and union wages should not be allowed to become disproportionate with other, similar unionized work. How to do this fairly will no doubt be the subject of endless debate.\nBTW, why is this question in mathematics?
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Cause the government wants to be right.
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This is the insanity of giving anyone power.  The American Constitution is meant to restrain the power of the state and the government by protecting individual Rights as sacrosanct and inviolate.  However, too often the government and state have colluded to convince and coerce people into surrendering a Right for a government permit or state-given benefit in the name of greater "security".  This is a form of fraud, and is clearly taking advantage of a electorate that is too stupid, thanks to continually dumbed-down ciriculums, to know better.  There's a sucker born every minute, which means there are billions of them on the face of this globe.