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…subjects for supposedly aiding some of the Indians that were being hunted. He lost the election for presidency in 1824, and claimed it was done so by a "corrupt bargain: between Adams and Clay. He finally got his presidency in 1828. Most of his votes came from…

…through last year while, as late as September, rallying staff with the advice that it was” an incredible bargain”. The Enron Corporation dismissed 4,000 employees and lined up $1.5 billion in financing yesterday to keep its main business on life support…

…additional boycotts during the 1970’s in a demand or union contracts for other labor workers. These boycotts helped pass the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act in 1975. This law guaranteed farm workers in California the right to join unions and bargain…

…held up his end of the bargain. Olaudah Equiano was free and strangely still felt in debt to his master whom he stayed with for quite some time. Olaudah Equiano's situation was obviously not the norm; most slaves were treated far worse than he…

…on this promise due to America’s relative lack of involvement in the war (we got involved very near the end and sent very few troops)—which had as its result America’s loss of bargaining power and influence among the Entente. The main points of Wilson’s plan were…

…the best bargain for the money. Some of the key features included proximity to school and jobs, a spacious garage for our guy-junk, and the neighborhood’s safety. After having successfully found a home, it is easy to see that the research process commonly…

…for the Bank of the U.S. by claiming that the Constitution didn’t enumerate those sorts of powers; but in 1803 when the French foreign minister offered to sell the entire Louisiana Territory he was obliged at the bargain and bought it for $15 million dollars…

…protections, including the right to association and the right to organize and bargain collectively. They also have paid time off, sick leave, social security, workday breaks, and protection against unfair dismissal. These laws are all very similar to US labor laws…

…are the greatest gifts. The chapter that identified with me was: Squeezed - He is trying to find his way an bargains with God in that he will do Gods will and he was prepared to do anything God wanted. And God was silent. In Walker's desire to do what God…

…the rank and file employees in a firm. Both of them impose restrictions on management's flexibility through collective bargaining. Unions tend to increase wages, provide redress for grievances, protect senior members of the workforce by forcing management…