Which Side Are You on?: Trying to Be for Labor When It's Flat on Its Back
Thomas Geoghegan explores the meaning of standing with labor when the movement is at a low point. Framed as a question of commitment and position, the book considers solidarity, advocacy, and the challenges confronting organized labor in difficult times.
About This Book
Thomas Geoghegan examines the challenge of supporting labor during a period when it is described as being “flat on its back.”
The book centers on the question of where one stands in relation to the labor movement and its difficulties.
It offers a focused perspective on labor, solidarity, and the pressures facing organized workers.
Readers interested in work, unions, and public debates about labor may find this a thoughtful starting point.
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