AFL-CIO in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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The first program was an AFL-CIO-based effort to provide logistical, organizational and training support for state and local unions which wanted to create organizing programs.
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It was established as a training center by the AFL-CIO in 1969 to strengthen union member education and organizing skills.
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Therefore, believing restricting the flow of illegal immigrants to be impossible, the AFL-CIO began to support policies favoring the legalization of illegal immigrants.
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It was founded in that same year by twenty-one unions affiliated to the AFL-CIO and six central labor councils.
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During the 1960 presidential election, the AFL-CIO worked to build a coalition in favor of national health insurance for the aged.
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The charges proved effective with delegates at a time when the AFL-CIO could find few funds for organizing.
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Unions in the resulting federation, the AFL-CIO, sometimes have a mixture of tendencies.
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Some organizations, such as the AFL-CIO, may have year-round, permanent canvassing offices.
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The AFL-CIO declined to issue a charter, but agreed to readmit the union if it affiliated with an existing AFL-CIO member.
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He was re-elected at seven AFL-CIO biennial conventions.
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