The rise and fall of the organizing model in the US

Richard W Hurd

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Labor Movements and Unions Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Legal and Labor Studies

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With union representation at an all-time low and public support for unions the highest it’s been in years, there’s never been a better time for changing to organize. ( AFL-CIO, 1996: 8 )

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