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HD6515.L82 I575 1988
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Reds or rackets? : the making of radical and conservative unions on the waterfront / |
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HD6515.L92 H853 1987
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Workers and dissent in the redwood empire / |
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HD6515.M14 P4 1962
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Democracy in the International Association of Machinists. |
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HD6515.M3 U5 1953
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The Marine Cooks and Stewards Union. Staff report to the Subcommittee on Labor and Labor-Management Relations of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, |
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HD6515.M39 O65 2007
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For all white-collar workers : the possibilities of radicalism in New York City's department store unions, 1934-1953 / |
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HD6515.M4 B6 1947
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White collar or noose? The occupation of millions. |
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HD6515.M5 J5 1954
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Nonferrous metals industry unionism, 1932-1954; a story of leadership controversy. |
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HD6515.M5 J5h 1950
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Heritage of conflict; labor relations in the nonferrous metals industry up to 1930. |
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HD6515.M55 H3 1962
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The retail clerks. |
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HD6515.M6 L363
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United Mine Workers' election, [1971] Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, second session [and Ninety-second Congress, first session] ... |
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HD6515.M6 M1 1939
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Coal and unionism; a history of the American coal miners' unions, |
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HD6515.M6 U7747
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Death and the mines; rebellion and murder in the United Mine Workers. |
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HD6515.M615 L478 1998
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The challenge of interracial unionism : Alabama coal miners, 1878-1921 / |
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HD6515.M616 U87 1985eb
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Next Time We Strike : Labor in Utah's Coal Fields, 1900-1933. |
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HD6515.N5 A5
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Proceedings : annual convention / |
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HD6515.N5 L43
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A union of individuals; the formation of the American Newspaper Guild, 1933-1936 |
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HD6515.P4 R8 1962
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The government of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union. |
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HD6515.P8 M1 1932
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National collective bargaining in the pottery industry, |
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HD6515 R1 + B87 1910
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Meeting of the train service men of the United States, Canada, and Mexico : |
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HD6515.R1 D4
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History of the Brotherhood of Railway & Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employes, with emphasis on the years in which George M. Harrison was grand president. |
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