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Make unions more politically powerful?

He repeatedly urged them to make unions relevant by increasing their appeal and membership.

This news is welcomed by others in the labor industry, who hope it might make unions more popular again.

"It could make unions in Florida a toothless tiger in politics," said Rich Templin, chief lobbyist for the state A.F.L.-C.I.O.

But I wonder if this recession will have the opposite effect of the Depression, and may make unions less relevant.(Photo credit: AFP).

A requirement for a minimum turnout in votes for industrial action would make unions work harder to boost participation in ballots and thus increase their propaganda effort.

Virtually every Democrat in Congress wants new laws to make union organising easier (see article).

In fact, they simply make union membership and payment of dues optional.

An invasion of professional events would make union stagehands around town unhappy, to say the least.

He also noted that his opposition to a law to make union organising easier will not change.

The ABC metalworkers' union, which represents 100,000 workers in the industrial suburbs of São Paulo, is trying to make union-negotiated agreements binding in the labour courts.