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employers' association

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employers' association

An organization of employers formed for purposes of collective action.

One of the largest in the USA is the National Association of Manufacturers.



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There's the labor unions an' employers' associations, an' strikes', an' hard times, an' huntin' for jobs, an' all the rest.
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" It would print great broadsides during the campaign; one copy that came to Jurgis was a manifesto addressed to striking workingmen, of which nearly a million copies had been distributed in the industrial centers, wherever the employers' associations had been carrying out their "open shop" program.
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The unions and the employers' associations had locked horns with a determination that looked as if they intended to settle the matter, one way or the other, for all time.
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