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Prohibited federal contractors from being reimbursed for costs of persuading employees regarding unionization. Ensured taxpayer funds are not used for anti-union or pro-union activities during working hours.
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Contractor labor relations costs related to union organizing cannot be charged to government contracts. Affects cost accounting and allowability determinations on cost-reimbursement contracts.
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