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Featherbedding were labor union "make-work" or phony tasks intended to increase the overall amount of labor required to complete a job.  The [[Taft-Hartley Act]] of 1947 banned this practice.
 
Featherbedding were labor union "make-work" or phony tasks intended to increase the overall amount of labor required to complete a job.  The [[Taft-Hartley Act]] of 1947 banned this practice.
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