Unions and Communities under Siege

Explore the intricate dynamics of labor relations with "Unions and Communities under Siege" by Cambridge University Press. First published in 1989, this insightful hardback edition spans 328 pages, providing a thorough examination of the challenges faced by US unions. The book argues that the ongoing crisis in labor unions cannot be understood without considering the local contexts of labor-management relationships within the communities where individuals live and work. It emphasizes how the New Deal national labor legislation has shaped and preserved unique local practices, ultimately influencing the trajectory of organized labor. Ideal for those interested in socio-economic issues, labor studies, and community dynamics, this compelling read offers a critical perspective on the intersection of unions and the communities they serve.