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Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologiesction of Property Act and the Employers and Workmen Act completed the new legal code dealing with Trade Unions and industrial relations, the Trade Union movement was engaged in a continuous struggle to win legal recognition of the rights of collective bargaining and of the equality of employers and

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