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HIST 157 - History of Labor in the United States

Semester Hours: 3
Periodically
Work and workers from the colonial period to the present: social and economic forces interacting with changes in technology to shape changes in the structure of work and the work place and in the composition of the work force. Special attention is given to the rise of the labor movement, the emergence of labor leaders such as Samuel Gompers and John L. Lewis, and the impact of contemporary developments on the organization of work.




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