Author: Gregory S. Kealey (ed.)
Title: Labour/Le Travail No. 32, Fall 1993 (Journal of Canadian Labour Studies)
Description: St. John's: Committee on Canadian Labour History, 1993. Paper bound, illustrated, 416pp including extensive bibliography. Name blocked out at top of title page otherwise a fine copy. 600 grams. Articles include: The Forest as Factory: Technological Change and Worker Control in the West Coast Logging Industry, 1880-1930 by Richard A. Rajala; Sweated Labour: Female Needleworkers in Industrializing Canada by Robert McIntosh; A Miniature Coxey's Army: The British Harvesters' Toronto-to-Ottawa Trek of 1924 by W.J.C. Cherwinski; The Softball Solution: Female Workers, Male Managers and the Operation of Paternalism at Westclox, 1923-60 by Joan Sangster; Equality and Difference: Feminism and the Defence of Women Workers During the Great Depression by Margaret Hobbs; and Power and Pay: The Union and Equal Pay at B.C. Electric/Hydro by Gillian Creese. Research Reports include: Le mouvement de greves dans le Nord de l'Ontario 1900-1945 by Donald Dennie; and Jack McDonald: A Canadian Revolutionary in New Zealand by Kerry Taylor. Review essays by Melvyn Dubofsky, Bruce Laurie and Christine Sypnowich.

Keywords: Labour Studies Labor Movements


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