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Life and Death of the American Worker

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Life and Death of the American Worker

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Life and Death of the American Worker is a compelling exploration of the evolving landscape of labor in the United States, tracing the struggles, triumphs, and challenges of the American worker from the Industrial Revolution to the present day. This book delves deep into the forces that shaped the modern workforce, from the rise of unions and the post-war economic boom to the decline of manufacturing, the emergence of the gig economy, and the impact of automation on jobs.

Through vivid historical narratives, personal stories, and insightful analysis, Life and Death of the American Worker uncovers the cyclical nature of labor power and vulnerability. It explores how racial, gender, and class dynamics have intersected with the labor movement, highlighting the voices of those who fought—and continue to fight—for dignity, fair wages, and safe working conditions.

As the American worker faces new threats in the form of economic inequality, job precarity, and technological disruption, this book asks: what is the future of work, and how can society create a more equitable labor system for all? Combining history, contemporary case studies, and thought-provoking reflections, Life and Death of the American Worker serves as a powerful call to rethink the role of labor in the 21st century.

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Life and Death of the American Worker

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445 KB
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31 pages