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Reagan fired most of the PATCO union's air-traffic controllers after they went on strike. The successful Teamster strike at UPS gave a huge boost to the labor movement, which had suffered one lost strike after another--from PATCO to Hormel to Staley to Caterpillar to Bridgestone/Firestone. You had [National Association of Broadcast Engineers and Technicians] losing to NBC, PATCO losing to Reagan, and Frank Lorenzo union-busting at Eastern," says Jim Sadwith, an Emmy-nominated television writer, "a string of very public union conflicts won by management. |
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