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criminal syndicalism
Syndicalism comes from the French word for union "syndicat. " Syndicalists believe unions should run the economy. The term is associated with the Industrial Workers of the World. Half the states just after World War I passed criminal syndicalist laws. In California a person could be convicted for having once belonged to the IWW. In New Mexico, an employer could be prosecuted for hiring an "anarchist. "
- Kalbos dalis: noun
- Pramonės šaka / sritis: Labor
- Category: Labor relations
- Company: U.S. DOL
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