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			<description>A quarter century ago the typical American union member was a white man who worked in manufacturing...</description>
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Today that description would be off the mark. Now the typical union member can plausibly be described as a woman&#8212;white, but less so than before&#8212;with a college degree working for a public employer....<br />
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			<title><![CDATA[RN "Super Union"]]></title>
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			<description>:dance::dance::dance: MASSACHUSETTS NURSE ASSOCIATION VOTES TO JOIN.............</description>
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			<description>Here in Florida we are getting ready to submit mandatory ratio legistlation. My question is what do...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Here in Florida we are getting ready to submit mandatory ratio legistlation. My question is what do you do when though you have been origionally staffed to ratio, a sudden change in pt acuity or sudden pt influx now makes you out of compliance. Is there a certain number of hours admin has to get you back into compliance or how does that work?<br />
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			<description>:yeah::yeah::yeah:   Calif.Nurse Assn. will strike 39 hospitals over swine flu safety........</description>
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