This article provides the body of the AFL-CIO No-Raiding Agreement. It has been recognized that disunity is disruptive to labor relations and collective bargaining both within and outside of the trade union movement. Representatives of organized labor have sought to unite the two major federations in a single house of labor since the formation of the CIO in 1935. The document of the agreement represents a new approach to unity. The parties to the agreement believe that it is only a first step toward organic unity and that many problems remain to be solved.
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