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Gompers Redux? or, Does Labor Need the State to Meddle?

I am finding it hard these days to get in the holiday spirit. In the wake of Michigan’s Republican and corporate assault on.

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LAWCHA

Report on Lansing: anti-RTW Protest 12-11-12

On December 11 around 13,000 trade unionists and their allies gathered outside the capitol building in Lansing, Michigan to protest anti-union “right-to-work” legislation..

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LAWCHA

Democracy on the Defensive in Michigan

I started my research on right-to-work laws almost ten years ago, when these decades-old statutes seemed a dead issue with no millennial saliency.

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Gutman Prize Extended Deadline: January 31st, 2013

We are pleased to announce a deadline extension for the Herbert G. Gutman Prize for Outstanding Dissertation. The new deadline for submissions is.

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Career Instructor, Labor Education and Research Center, University of Oregon

The Labor Education and Research Center (LERC) at the University of Oregon seeks a dynamic, committed labor educator to join our faculty as.

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Visualizing the 2012 LAWCHA Membership

Ever wondered where LAWCHA members were located? Thanks to BatchGeo and Google Maps, we can now visualize our membership on a map. Ryan.

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Labor History

Our Man in Rio: Leon Fink Reports on Inspiring Conference

From November 27 to November 30, 2012, I had the pleasure of attending the Second International “Worlds of Labor” conference—effectively the Brazilian labor.

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LAWCHA

Right to Work a Man to Death

In 1958, an Indianapolis woman named Patricia Bolen wrote a letter to the Indianapolis Star about how Indiana’s right-to-work law affected her husband:.

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LAWCHA

The 47 Percent, Reconsidered

No, this isn’t another commentary on Mitt Romney’s denunciations of the so-called “47 percent” of Americans who, according to him, freeload off the.

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