What 10 year time period had the most events during the formation of the unions and why did they create unions
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Check out info on the late 1800s and the railroads, including the Great Railroad Strike of 1877.  That's where it started.
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probably the knights of labor, but really the masons were the FIRST organized labor union in the world....
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there have been a number of reform movements in history.  the most likely ones you might be talking about are The Protestant Reformation or the social reform movement of the 19th century that followed on the heels of the industrial revolution.
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There have been several .... which one?\n\n1668: England, the Dutch Republic and Sweden\n1717: Great Britain, the Dutch Republic and France\n1788: Great Britain, the Dutch Republic and Prussia\n1865: Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina\n1882: Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy.\n1914: British trade unions representing miners, transport workers and railwaymen
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The formation of labor unions is governed by the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) of 1935.  This Act secures workers’ abilities to bargain as a group instead of individually.
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It was created in the 1920s out of a visceral dislike for (and suspicion of) private grain companies. It existed quite well, thank you, for many decades from the 1930s until the 1990s, when overexpansion put it into grave financial trouble. I still like the idea of a large co-operative as an alternative to conventional heartless capitalism business.
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This is a great website URL and will contain all the information you are looking for.\n\nhttp://timelines.ws/20thcent/TWENTIETHCENT.HTML
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the workers. It is a big Union day for labor
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UNISON (1,2 million members)\nAmicus (1 million members)\nTGWU (800,000)\nGMB (600,000)\n\nHowever the last three are in the throes of amalgamation with one another and the combined superunion will have about 35% of the TUC's membership,\n\nAmicus is the result of an amalgamation of the engineers AUEW with MSF and others, UNISON was formed from the amalgamation of NUPE, NALGO and COHSE.
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The best time for unions to go on strike is when the economy has either been doing extremely well, or if there's low productivity or if there's high inflation.  \n\nRecently productivity has hit a brick wall.  Call me cynical, but I think gas prices *will* go up significantly after the election.  I think we're going to be looking at a stagflation economy pretty soon.
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union; guild; association; league
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The labour movement was not organised then, so employers had control and could set wages, working condiitons and hours.  If the worker didn't like it they could only leave, but there wasn't a lot of point in leaving as all jobs had similar conditions.
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because it is the largest, and membership means that if employers mess with one small group, this massive union will do something about it, and people will definitely listen. also, they probably have pretty good benefits for their members.
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There are many things that are happening since the last 5000 years. there are some societies who think good when they develop and some find it comfortable in th eold surroundings. What matters in the quality of what happen around us rather than the time since when it is happening.
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The definition of Trade Union, according to Wikipedia is:\n\n"A union (labor union in American English; trade union in Commonwealth English) is an organisation formed by workers. Most typically, a single union will represent workers in a particular industry or craft, within all or part of a country, and will be organised to improve and defend wages, benefits, and working conditions. \n\nThe most important part of a Union is that last part, "improve and defend wages, benefits, and working conditions". \n\nI have a centre-left political opinion, in that I believe in Social help to those who need it. Because of that I believe in Unions, and there commitment to there members.\n\nHowever sometimes, a Union is just proving a point, and does harm to the industry. For instance, the Fire Brigade in UK striked for some time, and the Union wanted a 30% payrise. This was completely unacceptable, but you have to negotiate. This Union was not willing to accept change to there organisation. \n\nYou need to look at both sides of the story.
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Workers unions are like bad marriages that you can't get out of. Besides these days if you go to talking union crap, most manufacturers will out source. It is that easy. Some people should be greatful that they have jobs, if you don't like the way a business is run...quit.
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Well it was basically a decade of the rise of republicanism. It was where not much progress happened. IT kinda stagnated. It was dominated by scandals as well such as the teapot dome scandal. At the end, it was when the depression started.