TARP No Help To Unions At Bargaining Table: Attys

By Ben James (January 23, 2009, 12:00 AM EST) -- Unions have recently jumped at the chance to criticize companies over executive compensation, and contend that companies that receive bailout money have a duty not to oppose union organizing efforts. While the populist tack may have some appeal, it won't translate to greater leverage for unions at the bargaining table, lawyers say....

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