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… unrelated, and in fact often harmful, to union members’ own interests. Chapter Department of Labor and Related Agencies … unrelated, and in fact often harmful, to union members’ own interests. … Duty of Fair Representation. Unions have - 9053 … - page 600
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… required that fiduciaries exclusively seek the best interests of plan beneficiaries. Because ESG investing necessarily puts other considerations before the interests of the beneficiary, ESG investing by plan managers … required that fiduciaries exclusively seek the best interests of plan beneficiaries. Because ESG investing … - page 607
… American workers first. As the family necessarily puts the interests of its members first, so too the United States must put the interests of American workers first. Chapter Department of … American workers first. As the family necessarily puts the interests of its members first, so too the United States … - page 611
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