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Is Organized Labor a Decaying Business Model?
Is Organized Labor a Decaying Business Model?
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Big labor unions are big business,
but still stuck in the last century.
IS ORGANIZED LABOR A DECAYING BUSINESS MODEL?
This book examines the organized labor business model from the perspectives of the economic and political influences of organized labor, relative to the domestic and global economy.
The traditional organized labor business model, as we have known it over the past century, is not sustainable in it present form, and will become less relevant, irrelevant or extinct, unless major changes are made.
The nature of work has changed, and labor unions have failed to evolve with this change, just as dinosaurs became extinct because they failed to evolve with the climatic changes.
but still stuck in the last century.
IS ORGANIZED LABOR A DECAYING BUSINESS MODEL?
This book examines the organized labor business model from the perspectives of the economic and political influences of organized labor, relative to the domestic and global economy.
The traditional organized labor business model, as we have known it over the past century, is not sustainable in it present form, and will become less relevant, irrelevant or extinct, unless major changes are made.
The nature of work has changed, and labor unions have failed to evolve with this change, just as dinosaurs became extinct because they failed to evolve with the climatic changes.
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