Thinking Sectorally.
The article discusses the role of sectoral bargaining in rebuild shrunken middle class in U.S. Topics include the outlook for the labor movement in America, the number of workers belonging to or represented by unions continues to decline; income inequality is the highest it has ever been, and the po...
| Published in: | American Prospect Vol. 33; no. 4; pp. 22 - 25 |
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American Prospect
Aug2022
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