California chipmaker pledges to hire unionized workers
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(Bloomberg) -- A California semiconductor company plans to hire hundreds of employees exclusively from local unions, a rare move in an industry historically averse to organized labor and one that could boost its bid for US funds. Most Read from BloombergAlaska Air Agrees to Buy Hawaiian in $1.9 Billion DealKISS Avatars Go On Tour After Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons RetireBitcoin Hits $40,000 Level for the First Time Since May 2022US Warns Iran-Backed Houthis After Attacks on Red Sea ShippingEerie C
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