Trade unions books

Alexander traces the history of organised labour across all the countries of the English-speaking Caribbean. He...  Read More >>

In this brilliantly edited collection of personal interviews, Maida Springer, one of the twentieth-century's most...  Read More >>

As unions face an ongoing crisis all over the industrialized world, they have often been portrayed as outmoded remnants...  Read More >>

Unions and community groups have come together around a wide range of campaigns for economic justice. ""Partnering...  Read More >>

Early in the 20th century, the Wobblies, or Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), fought for the rights of workers...  Read More >>

Aspects of genetic engineering research emphasized in this volume are applications to plants (crop plants and grass,...  Read More >>

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This volume examines attempted changes to industrial relations in Britain during 1948-1990, designed to promote...  Read More >>

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This book presents a series of research essays on the state of unions in many different parts of the world. Written...  Read More >>

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This book explains why governments decided to make trade unions legal, and protect strikers from the criminal law....  Read More >>

The movement for a shorter workweek, once the defining feature of the labour movement in the US, was largely displaced...  Read More >>

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Why have Americans, who by a clear majority approve of unions, been joining them in smaller numbers than ever before?...  Read More >>

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Unions and community groups have come together around a wide range of campaigns for economic justice. ""Partnering...  Read More >>

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