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June 28, 1988
The federal government sues the Teamsters to force reforms on the union, the nation’s largest. The following March, the government and the union sign a consent decree requiring direct election of the union’s president and creation of an Independent Review Board.
~ Labor Tribune

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Updated: Jun. 28 (08:04)

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