Dissent, Volumen53Dissent Publishing Corporation, 2006 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 89
Página 56
... unions need to adopt or- ganizing strategies and leadership structures that reflect a more diverse work force . Above all , it is critical for unions to orga- nize on a larger scale and with an industry - spe- cific focus . For a union ...
... unions need to adopt or- ganizing strategies and leadership structures that reflect a more diverse work force . Above all , it is critical for unions to orga- nize on a larger scale and with an industry - spe- cific focus . For a union ...
Página 65
... union- ization . After the union vote , company lawyers stalled for months on contract negotiations , claiming they were " too busy " to pencil in a meeting . When negotiations finally began , management rejected all union proposals ...
... union- ization . After the union vote , company lawyers stalled for months on contract negotiations , claiming they were " too busy " to pencil in a meeting . When negotiations finally began , management rejected all union proposals ...
Página 94
... union in 1949 , smaller and purportedly more democratic , but with a public presence equal to the Auto Workers and Steelworkers . All three unions had creative , dedicated lead- ers who reached deeply down to dozens of shop floors to ...
... union in 1949 , smaller and purportedly more democratic , but with a public presence equal to the Auto Workers and Steelworkers . All three unions had creative , dedicated lead- ers who reached deeply down to dozens of shop floors to ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
activists African American American boys Bush Bush's called campaign China Chinese civil cold war Communist conservative corporate coun critical culture Darfur decades democracy democratic DENVILLE NJ Dissent economic election Europe fascism federal film force foreign French funds GEMAP genocide global groups HAROLD MEYERSON Hirsi housing human rights Hurricane Hurricane Katrina Hutu idea income industry institutions intellectual investment Iraq issue Katrina labor leaders liberal live major MARSHALL BERMAN ment moral movement neoliberal nomic organizations Orleans party Penn South percent political president problem programs reform regime religious Republican response revolution Rwanda sion social social democracy socialist society Texas tion tional totalitarianism Tutsi union United University Villaraigosa vote wage Whole Foods women workers World Bank