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Labor Issues on Specific IndustriesMany industries have specific regulations and characteristics that govern labor relations in that field. Whether it is in auto manufacturing, health care, mining, restaurants, government, or the self-employed, here are some important guidelines.
U.S. Auto Industry: Its Future Is Intertwined with the Future of its Workers
What's ailing the U.S. auto industry? Many of its ills can be found in the issues facing its declining workforce. How they are resolved may determine the future of the once-thriving industry. Here's more about the situation with auto workers. Labor Issues in the Retail Trades
Retailers are on the front line of labor organizing efforts. The industry is highly competitive, with narrow profit margins. This encourages most retailers to keep the costs of goods and labor as low as possible. Here are some labor issues in the retail trades. Small Business Assistance for the Self-Employed
Being self-employed has many challenges. Here is some government information helpful in answering questions faced by self-employed small business owners. Working for the Federal Government
Working for the federal government is different from working for a private employer. Here are some basics about federal government jobs: finding the best place to work, applying for a job, the hiring process and building a career. Labor Issues Affecting Restaurants
Here is an overview of federal regulations that affect restaurants and other food service businesses, including links to guidance that help restaurateurs stay in compliance with federal regulations on labor relations and other issues. |
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