Why labor organizing should be a civil right
Subtitle: rebuilding a middle-class democracy by enhancing worker voice
By: richard d. kahlenberg and moshe marvit ; with a preface by thomas geoghegan
Contributors: Marvit, Moshe Zvi
Publisher: Century Foundation Press; The Century Foundation
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
ISBN-13: 9780870785238
Subjects: Labor laws and legislation; Law and legislation; United States; Labor unions; Labor movement; Employee rights
Table of contents: title: Why the collapse of the American labor movement matters; title: Why U.S. labor has declined : the failure of the Wagner Act; title: The U.S. as an international outlier in protecting labor rights; title: The legislative proposal : amending the civil rights act for labor organizing; title: Why the civil rights act is the right vehicle to protect union organizing; title: The political advantages of the civil rights approach over labor law reform.