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“With conglomerates selling companies to liquidators, who close down plants and move to non-union areas, it's about time progressive union leaders step in to stop such job-losing tactics... ESOP should become a part of future bargaining packages!”

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Tom Colicchio, born on August 15, 1962, is a renowned American chef. He is known for his numerous restaurants in New York City, including Gramercy Tavern and Craft. Colicchio has achieved great success in the culinary world, winning multiple awards, including the James Beard Award and Michelin stars. His career spans from being a chef to a restaurant owner. more

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