Labor Movement Transformations in the 1960s

This chapter explores the evolution of the labor movement during the 1960s, focusing on leadership figures like Albert Shanker and the inclusion of diverse groups in organized labor. It examines the impact of significant events such as the Great School Strike of 1968, the dynamics of union operations, and the interplay between union finances and political influence. Additionally, it highlights the struggles faced by educators in New York City, addressing challenges related to wage structures, collective bargaining, and the quest for better working conditions.