DW Business Beyond October 12, 2022
Thats all coming up on this correspondence, special of business beyond. Lets start with some recent history here in the us. The last big wave of organizing was in the 1930 and the 940. It was just after the Great Depression and union started to expand, especially with the passing of the National Labor relations act. In 1935, it supported workers forming unions by the 1950s, just over 35 percent of the labor force was unionized. Mm. But in the decades that followed those numbers decline steadily. As manufacturing jobs started to drawing up. Automation increased and overseas markets opened up by...