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The players had formed an aggressive union, salaries were skyrocketing, fans were disillusioned.

"We expect to be the most aggressive union on the ground and on the air across the country".

Dr. Bowen, 44, said she helped found the New Caucus five years ago because she wanted a more aggressive union.

In addition, both the aggressive Union pursuit after the Lawrence raid and the forced removal of the supporting civilian population made hiding out in western Missouri less tenable.

Several union leaders said the new committee could create a more united, more aggressive union that might deal more forcefully with the city in labor talks.

Such accommodation, however, is the exception in the United States; the typical picture of an organizing drive is still one of aggressive union campaigning in the face of aggressive employer opposition.

And last year, Hugo Boss reversed a decision to close a factory in Ohio after succumbing to an aggressive union-led campaign against the German fashion house and Permira, its private equity owner.

Political instability, frequent staff changes, over-centralisation, lack of long-term planning by bureaucrats, aggressive unions and the occasional war all get in the way.

But some economists expressed concern that the 21percentt increase could set off a wave of excessive wage proposals by increasingly aggressive unions and threaten efforts to control inflation.

The union, the largest of the 53 unions in the A.F.L.-C.I.O., announced what it called a 21st Century Initiative, pledging to become one of the most aggressive unions in organizing and in politics.

Aggressive unions make sure that their members' pay increases outstrip productivity gains, frequently strike and sometimes grow violent: in July trade unionists burned down the head office of Eskom, the state electricity firm.