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Doctors are at the forefront of the drive to organize white-collar professionals. Arguing that they are like factory workers because HMO bosses dictate the number of patients they must see in a day and restrict the types of treatments they can offer, physicians are pushing for unionization. And their case will likely force the courts to define who is a worker and who is a supervisor in America today.
February 13, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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