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Overall, the administration expects the federal workforce to end the year with hundreds of thousands fewer employees, attributed to a hiring freeze, layoffs and voluntary departures.

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In July, the company announced a voluntary exit program for North American corporate employees.

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The cartel shifted course in April and started rolling back previous voluntary cuts.

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Real national labor reform should ensure that union representation and paying union dues are voluntary for every American worker.

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The standards wouldn’t require auctions to run in any particular way, and participation would be voluntary, though parties that agree to audits would be eligible for a new MRC accreditation.

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