Abstract	In an attempt to understand the character of American unionism, labor historians have begun to focus on· single companies. They examine the • '- •• •• •-o between union activity, ethnicity, class, levels of the workers at the companies to discover if, and to what extent, these factors contributed to the success or failure of the workers in their unionizing efforts.
Author	Lindner, Barbara Jane
Owner	University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Type of resource	text
Genre	thesis
Genre authority	marcgt
Date published	1983
Date captured	2015-05-18
Language	eng
Subject topic	La Crosse Rubber Mills Company (La Crosse, Wis.) -- History Authority: LCSH
Subject topic	Working class -- Wisconsin -- La Crosse -- History Authority: LCSH
Subject topic	Rubber industry workers -- Labor unions -- Wisconsin -- La Crosse -- History Authority: LCSH
Subject topic	La Crosse (Wis.) -- History Authority: LCSH
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Collection	Publications Related to La Crosse / Area Related Papers
ID	fa666b01-389e-4944-9eda-fb2e683e69e9/wlacu000/00000010/00000153
Stock number	F589.L1626 L37 1983