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| | | | Some say during President Joe Biden's administration, the National Labor Relations Board had the strongest enforcement of labor laws in recent memory, which made things easier for unions. Alternatively, some say rulings in favor of Amazon or SpaceX in these cases could make it much harder for workers to unionize and take joint actions to pursue better compensation and work conditions. »Read more |
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| | The Rainmaker Genome Project is a study that became the basis for The Activator Advantage: What Today's Rainmakers Do Differently, co-written by Matthew Dixon, Rory Channer, Karen Freeman and Ted McKenna. |
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