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BusinessWeek; 3/16/1981, Issue 2679, p32-33, 2p |
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The article discusses the nonwage issues between bargainers for the United Mine Workers (UMW) and the industry which affect the chances for avoiding a strike in the Eastern coal fields in the U.S. in 1958. The March 15 deadline set for the coal pact is jeopardized by the slow negotiating process, increasing the risk that misunderstandings could talks to break down. A dispute involving the jurisdiction over nonmining jobs is the most immediate problem. UMW also claims that contracts requires new mines to automatically fall under its national agreement. |
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