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An example of featherbedding is

• a requirement that all construction workers working on government-funded construction projects must be paid union wages.

• employer-paid dental insurance negotiated by the union.

• the union practice that requires younger workers to be laid off first in a recession.

• a requirement on railroads to keep a fireman on board after the introduction of diesel engines.

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