President Warren G. Harding's administration is generally not characterized as pro-labor. While Harding did support some policies that benefited workers, such as advocating for limited government intervention in the economy, his administration favored business interests and often sided with employers in labor disputes. Harding's approach to labor issues was more about maintaining stability and order than actively promoting labor rights or unions. Overall, his presidency is seen as more aligned with conservative and pro-business policies rather than strong pro-labor advocacy.
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