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(2005) “AFL-CIO splits: business unionism in crisis” by Jon Bekken
An article by Jon Bekken about the 2005 split in the AFL-CIO that eventually became the Change to Win (CtW) Federation. Originally appeared in the Industrial Worker (September 2005). The AFL-CIO suffered a devastating split as it celebrated the 50th anniversary of its founding July 25-28, with three unions representing nearly a third of its… Continue reading
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(2013) “Venture syndicalism: can reviving the strike revive mass unionization?” by Nate Hawthorne
A short article by Nate Hawthorne on the prospects of AFL-CIO unions taking bigger risks to halt the decline of unionization rates. Originally appeared in Industrial Worker (June 2013). It’s surprising how small a fraction of U.S. workers are actually in labor unions. Just over 7 million government employees are union members and slightly fewer… Continue reading
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