Next leader of large US union may be more militant

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By Andrew Stern

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Labor unions are poised for a return to prominence, according to the likely next leader of the largest U.S. labor federation who promises to employ an aggressive and innovative strategy to promote workers' agenda.

Richard Trumka, the secretary-treasurer of the 11 million-member AFL-CIO, would not divulge ...

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