Unions in America provides a concise and current introduction to what America''s labor unions do and why they do it. In this engaging text, author Gary Chaison portrays America''s unions as complex, self-governing organizations that are struggling to regain their lost membership, bargaining power, and political influence. This accessible textbook offers an impartial overview of American unions that ranges from the struggle for recognition from employers in their earliest years to their present-day difficulties.
