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The above case study highlighted the rise of trade unions in South Africa as a result of apartheid laws and the exclusion of black employees from political activities. Critically examine the below trade unions and provide a comprehensive discussion on their impact in protecting the rights of employees in the mining industry. - Carpenters' and Joiners' Union (1881) - The National Union of Mineworkers was founded (1982) - Congress of South Africa Trade Union (COSATU) (1985).
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NB
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12.89
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13.91
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28.74
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12.46
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a. Is there sufficient evidence at the
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H0,
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sigma 1 minus sigma 212
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greater than>
equals=
greater than or equals
enter your response here
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1 = yes
0 = no
1 = yes
0 = no
State
% public sector employees in unions
% private sector employees in unions
Bargaining laws
Right-to-Work Laws
NY
56.4
29.34
1
0
MI
51.15
28.89
1
0
WA
32.33
33.14
1
0
HI
53.98
24.24
1
0
AK
31.32
29.13
1
0
WV
29.4
28.46
0
0
IL
30.63
25.79
0
0
OR
36.33
24.33
1
0
OH
39.32
23.6
1
0
PA
46.14
23.25
1
0
MO
26.53
27.51
0
0
CA
33.77
25.17
1
0
IN
27.51
24.75
0
0
MN
42.44
22.46
1
0
WI
46.14
20.02
1
0
NV
36.03
20.57
0
1
MT
23.5
22.25
1
0
IA
36.24
18.39
1
1
KY
34.49
17.13
0
0
DE
51.72
14.18
1
0
NJ
30.81
17.28
1
0
MA
53.48
15.32
1
0
RI
59.39
12.7
1
0
CT
52.38
15.62
1
0
MD
31.13
13.33
0
0
ME
47.97
10.74
1
0
AL
32.11
15.6
0
1
CO
32.03
15.54
0
0
TN
34.3
12.06
0
1
UT
44
9.36
0
1
NB
22.8
10.86
1
1
ID
27.7
12.22
0
0
WY
31.68
11.43
0
1
ND
30.7
7.64
1
1
LA
20.55
11.29
0
1
AR
19.61
10.61
0
1
OK
25.85
9.3
0
0
NM
19.17
12.8
0
0
AZ
23.4
8.61
0
1
GA
20.5
12.89
0
1
TX
26.06
8.6
0
1
NH
42.41
8.63
1
0
KS
23.56
7.96
1
1
VT
36.52
6.9
1
0
VA
19.08
9.22
0
1
SD
22.29
6.15
1
1
FL
21.26
6.77
1
1
MS
13.91
8.18
0
1
NC
28.74
3.19
0
1
SC
12.46
3.65
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