Victory With Unions Not So With Unorganized
A United States Bureau of Labor report analyzes twenty five years of strikes and lockouts, showing organized labor achieved more gains while non unionists faced heavier losses. It notes strikes led by labor organizations succeeded in many cases, while lockouts favored employers, and overall union-driven actions drove wage, hour, and recognition disputes with varying success across industries.
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