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For example, an office worker with mental illness needs to request an accommodation in her work schedule to permit her to attend regular psychiatric appointments. Working from a clean desk will save the average office worker a half hour per day. Ruth Pinkson, an office worker who was also the ex-national organizer for the Office Workers Union, remembered these strikes as the "first big white-collar strikes in New York City," and suggested that the strikes were seen by many white-collar workers as a test case. |
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