The Public Relations of Organized Labor

Abstract

Although much of the public is made up of members of labor organizations and other people whose attitudes are predominantly shaped by direct contact with union members, a larger group holds attitudes toward labor which are shaped primarily by the news and commentaries disseminated through mass media of communication. The efforts of the American labor movement to reach these people and present its case to them arc reported in this article.

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