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  5. Noon at 9 to 5: Reflections on a Decade of Organizing

Noon at 9 to 5: Reflections on a Decade of Organizing

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Labor Research Review, Volume 1, Number 08 (1986)
Author
Cameron, Cindia
Abstract

[Excerpt] As manufacturing jobs have been automated, shipped abroad and shut down for good, traditional sources of employment as well as union members have dried up, with severe effects for the labor movement. For the past decade, job growth has been highest in the new "service economy," with office jobs becoming both the largest and fastest growing job category for the newest growth sector of the labor force — women. Fully one of every three employed women is an office worker. What effect has this shift had on organizing and on the union movement?

Journal / Series
Labor Research Review
Volume & Issue
Vol. 1, Num. 8
Date Issued
1986-04-01
Keywords
National Association of Working Women
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9 to five
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women
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gender
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women's rights
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article

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