Posts Tagged ‘labor movement’

US Labor Law At 80: Enduring Relevance Of Class Struggle Unionism

Print Friendly By embracing collective bargaining through the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) of 1935, or Wagner Act, organized labor deprived workers of their capacity to contest private and state power.  This compromise closed out any possibility of building a mass-based labor movement for decades. Rather than advancing the interests of workers, the NLRA circumscribed […]

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