The Great Labor Shift Toward Industry Unions
LESLIE EICHEL discusses the trend toward industry unions as opposed to craft unions, noting examples in the United Mine Workers and railroad brotherhoods. He cites AFL opposition, NRA influence, and concerns about power shifts and potential fascist-like control, alongside looming processing taxes on pork and other foods set to rise through early 1934.
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New York
America
United Mine, Workers of America
Railroad Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
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