Why labor organizing should be a civil right : rebuilding a middle-class democracy by enhancing worker voice / Richard D. Kahlenberg and Moshe Z. Marvit ; with a preface by Thomas Geoghegan.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 115-139) and index.
Contents:
Why the collapse of the American labor movement matters -- Why U.S. labor has declined : the failure of the Wagner Act -- The U.S. as an international outlier in protecting labor rights -- The legislative proposal : amending the civil rights act for labor organizing -- Why the civil rights act is the right vehicle to protect union organizing -- The political advantages of the civil rights approach over labor law reform.
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