Labor Unions And Collective Bargaining: How Workers Gain Power

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Autoworkers striking in the mid-20th century won lasting wage and benefit gains, a tactic the reading follows into more recent teacher walkouts over funding and staffing levels. It shows what collective bargaining looks like inside a negotiation room, union representatives across the table from management, and explains how a government-appointed mediator can end a standoff before it becomes a strike.

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