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A War Against Organizing

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Bronfenbrenner103_A_War_Against_Organizing.pdf (189.63 KB)
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Faculty Publications - Labor Relations, Law, and History
Author
Bronfenbrenner, Kate
Abstract

[Excerpt] Unless Congress passes serious labor law reform with real penalties, only a small fraction of the workers who seek union representation will succeed. If recent trends continue, there will no longer be a functioning legal mechanism to effectively protect the right of private-sector workers to organize and collectively bargain. Our country cannot afford to make workers defer their rights and aspirations for union representation any longer.

Date Issued
2009-06-03
Keywords
labor movement
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unions
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worker rights
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organizing
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labor law
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