Richard Greenwald
Greenwald is the author of The Triangle Fire, the Protocols of Peace and Industrial Democracy in Progressive Era New York (2005), co-editor of Sweatshop USA: The American Sweatshop in Historical and Global Perspective (2003), and is currently writing a book about C. Wright Mills and labor. He is a member of the editorial board for the journal Working USA.
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A Modest Proposal for Teacher Tenure Reform
Lifetime employment should be earned. more
vol. 34, iss. 09
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Rushing for the Exits: Public Employees Take Retirement Over Retrenchment
As the economy continues to stumble and state budgets (most many months late) have been slashed to the… more
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Collaboration Power: How Are Unions and Educators Joining Forces?
I participated in a remarkable event this past weekend, the Education and Labor Collaborative, hosted by Adelphi University… more
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Losing Another Working-Class Hero: Graphic Novelist Harvey Pekar Dies at 70
Harvey Pekar died on Monday July 12, 2010, but his death was overshadowed by the death of Yankee… more
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Remembering Charles Ensley, Union Reformer for an Uncertain Age
When Charles Ensley, who headed Local 371 of the Social Service Employees Union, died at 69 on June… more
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N.Y. State Tries to Help Frustrated Freelancers Get Paid
More and more Americans are freelancing today, as traditional 9-5 jobs seem to disappear faster than ice melting… more
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