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disaffiliation
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disaffiliation
Social medicine The loss or absence of social cohesion and contact with family and/or former friends and peers. See Homelessness, Mission, Runaway.
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With few references made during the formal Assembly about the state disaffiliations, a financial report from UAN Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Ross, RN, was given along with a newly revised budget reflecting the anticipated loss of revenue from the disaffiliated members.
Atlanta VA and Augusta VA RNs represented at UAN NLA by Rouland, Eula / Georgia Nursing
In this context of well-funded strategic solidarity on the right, the recent union disaffiliations look particularly tragic.
Labor's future: can unions restore the dignity of work? by Joyce, John T. / Commonweal
Affiliations and disaffiliations While not counted as mergers, a number of union affiliations with the AFL-CIO occurred between 1985 and 1994.
Union mergers: 1985-94 update by Souljah, Sister / Monthly Labor Review
 
 
 
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