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The Human Factories
Jenkins, David | January 12, 1974 issue
Focuses on legislations proposed by the French government to improve the quality of working life in the country in 1974. Benefits of the legislations for...

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The Hidden Abode
Howard, Robert | September 8, 1979 issue
Reviews the book "Contested Terrain: The Transformation of the Workplace ion the Twentieth Century," by Richard Edwards.

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The Kitchen-Table State of the Union
Borosage, Robert L. | February 2, 2004 issue
The author considers the State of the Union as it looks not from the White House or Wall Street, but from America's kitchen tables. With the stock market...

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Out of Work: The First Century of Unemployment in Massachusetts (Book)
Rosenzweig, Roy | June 14, 1986 issue
The article presents information on the book "Out of Work: The First Century of Unemployment in Massachusetts," by Alexander Keyssar. When a new labor history...

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The Vanishing Labor Beat
Mort, Jo-Ann | November 21, 1987 issue
The article focuses on the coverage by various newspapers of the national labor movement. In the past several years, newspaper coverage of the labor movement...

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Who Speaks for the Alienated?
Kennedy, Sen. Edward M. | May 29, 1972 issue
Focuses on the dissatisfaction among U.S. citizen caused by the governance of the country. Inefficiency of the U.S. government in alleviating the work conditions...

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Labor Tries a Comeback
Bernstein, Harry | September 7, 1963 issue
Success will mean more than the adding of a few hundred thousand members to the ranks of organized labor. The growing number of critics, inside and outside...

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The Pension Mirage
Bernstein, Merton C. | June 15, 1964 issue
The article focuses attention on the retirees and those about to be mustered out of the ranks of the employed. Whenever automation displaces workers, or...

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Prospects and Problems
Seldin, Joel | September 8, 1969 issue
This article focuses on various development in the field of labor unions in the U.S. Recently a new brand of unionism had developed. This brand of unionism...

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10 Years Ago in "The Nation", 1944, September, 23
September 23, 1944 issue
The article presents information on several articles previously published in the journal "The Nation." By joining the International Labor Organization,...

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