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,Europ?ische Integration als Elitenprozess,ough the 1973 landmark publication . made no mention of outsourcing to third-party providers or the movement of jobs abroad, these trends have been shaping employment dynamics in the manufacturing sector for more than three decades. Historically, American employees in the service sector have gained

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,Europ?ische Integration als Elitenprozess,Consider a recent quote from the . (July 14, 2003): “It’s no longer about what you own or build; success is hinged to the resources and talent you can access.” Unfortunately, recent statistics indicate that American workplaces are not doing a very good job of managing the talent they currently have. Thus

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Restoring Voice at Work and in Societynd forward looking labor movement is critical to a democratic society. Unfortunately, three decades later, America is questioning this assumption. Since the publication of ., the labor movement has declined in membership density and power to the point where it is no longer able, despite its best eff