American Workers, American Unions: The Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries (The American Moment)
by Robert H. Zieger, Timothy J. Minchin, Gilbert J. Gall
Chronicles the history of American labor unions and workers from the twentieth century through the early 2000s, highlighting key shifts in organization, policy, and economic context.
About This Book
American Workers, American Unions examines the evolution of organized labor in the United States across the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries.
The book traces major developments in union activity, workforce changes, and the shifting relationship between workers and employers.
It places these events within broader social and economic contexts that shaped labor policy and workplace conditions.
Readers gain an overview of how unions responded to industrial growth, legislative reforms, and later economic transformations.
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