Labor unions in Northeast Ohio, as elsewhere around the country, are able to flex considerably less muscle today than they have in the past. Cleveland is long recognized as a big union town, and some have argued that new companies - or existing ones looking to relocate - cast a wary eye on the city because of its strong labor image. Are they right? George Buckingham is a professor of business at Cleveland State University, and a former deputy director for the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Washington. We put the question to him.
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