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... responsibility ; whether you would be biased toward one side or the other just because your practice has been primarily that of representing management in these labor discussions . What I want to get at is your own con- ception of your ...
... responsibility ; whether you would be biased toward one side or the other just because your practice has been primarily that of representing management in these labor discussions . What I want to get at is your own con- ception of your ...
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... responsibility . Assuming that you can- not delegate that responsibility , how can it be handled ? If the law had been written in a different way , if exclusive jurisdiction had not been conferred upon the General Counsel , or even if ...
... responsibility . Assuming that you can- not delegate that responsibility , how can it be handled ? If the law had been written in a different way , if exclusive jurisdiction had not been conferred upon the General Counsel , or even if ...
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... responsibility rests with the Gen- eral Counsel . Senator ALLOTT . No matter whether it is delegated to regional per- sons or even to other persons in your office , the final responsibility is yours . Mr. KAMMHOLZ . Yes , ultimately the ...
... responsibility rests with the Gen- eral Counsel . Senator ALLOTT . No matter whether it is delegated to regional per- sons or even to other persons in your office , the final responsibility is yours . Mr. KAMMHOLZ . Yes , ultimately the ...
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... responsibility for the regional attorney was in connection with the processing of violations of the Wage Stabilization Act , that is , violations in terms of improper adjustments given by employers where approval in fact was required ...
... responsibility for the regional attorney was in connection with the processing of violations of the Wage Stabilization Act , that is , violations in terms of improper adjustments given by employers where approval in fact was required ...
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... responsibility for educating our chil- dren lies primarily with the States and local communities , the current shortage of classrooms results from abnormal conditions which have existed throughout the United States during the past ...
... responsibility for educating our chil- dren lies primarily with the States and local communities , the current shortage of classrooms results from abnormal conditions which have existed throughout the United States during the past ...
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