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Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005 | | Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005: Encyclopedia II - Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005 | |
Labor history of the United States - AFL and CIO merger 1955.
Labor history of the United States - Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters and issue of Corruption.
Labor history of the United States - Civil Rights Movement.
Labor history of the United States - Rise of Public Sector Unions.
Labor history of the United States - Reagan and Corporate Attacks on Unions.
See also:Labor history of the United States, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor to 1900, Labor history of the United States - Early Unions, Labor history of the United States - Railroad Brotherhoods, Labor history of the United States - Knights of Labor, Labor history of the United States - Eight Hour Day, Labor history of the United States - Violence 1888-1894, Labor history of the United States - Rise of AFL, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor 1900-1932, Labor history of the United States - Debs Socialists IWW and Dual Unionism, Labor history of the United States - Government and Labor, Labor history of the United States - Samuel Gompers, Labor history of the United States - Railroad Brotherhoods, Labor history of the United States - World War I, Labor history of the United States - 1920s, Labor history of the United States - Restricting Immigration, Labor history of the United States - Norris Laguardia Act, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor 1932-1955, Labor history of the United States - New Deal Labor Policy, Labor history of the United States - John L. Lewis and CIO, Labor history of the United States - Revival of AFL, Labor history of the United States - Upsurge in World War II, Labor history of the United States - Walter Reuther and UAW, Labor history of the United States - PAC and New Deal Coalition, Labor history of the United States - Taft-Hartley Act, Labor history of the United States - Fighting Communism, Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005, Labor history of the United States - AFL and CIO merger 1955, Labor history of the United States - Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters and issue of Corruption, Labor history of the United States - Civil Rights Movement, Labor history of the United States - Rise of Public Sector Unions, Labor history of the United States - Reagan and Corporate Attacks on Unions, Labor history of the United States - Decline of Private Sector Unions, Labor history of the United States - NAFTA and threat of International Trade, Labor history of the United States - Scholarly Secondary Sources, Labor history of the United States - Primary Sources | | | Labor history of the United States, Labor history of the United States - 1920s, Labor history of the United States - AFL and CIO merger 1955, Labor history of the United States - Civil Rights Movement, Labor history of the United States - Debs Socialists IWW and Dual Unionism, Labor history of the United States - Decline of Private Sector Unions, Labor history of the United States - Early Unions, Labor history of the United States - Eight Hour Day, Labor history of the United States - Fighting Communism, Labor history of the United States - Government and Labor, Labor history of the United States - Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters and issue of Corruption, Labor history of the United States - John L. Lewis and CIO, Labor history of the United States - Knights of Labor, Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005, Labor history of the United States - NAFTA and threat of International Trade, Labor history of the United States - New Deal Labor Policy, Labor history of the United States - Norris Laguardia Act, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor 1900-1932, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor 1932-1955, Labor history of the United States - Organized Labor to 1900, Labor history of the United States - PAC and New Deal Coalition, Labor history of the United States - Primary Sources, Labor history of the United States - Railroad Brotherhoods, Labor history of the United States - Reagan and Corporate Attacks on Unions, Labor history of the United States - Restricting Immigration, Labor history of the United States - Revival of AFL, Labor history of the United States - Rise of AFL, Labor history of the United States - Rise of Public Sector Unions, Labor history of the United States - Samuel Gompers, Labor history of the United States - Scholarly Secondary Sources, Labor history of the United States - Taft-Hartley Act, Labor history of the United States - Upsurge in World War II, Labor history of the United States - Violence 1888-1894, Labor history of the United States - Walter Reuther and UAW, Labor history of the United States - World War I | | |
| | | Labor history of the United States: Encyclopedia II - Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005
Labor history of the United States - Labor History 1955-2005
Labor history of the United States - AFL and CIO merger 1955
Labor history of the United States - Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters and issue of Corruption
Labor history of the United States - Civil Rights Movement
Labor history of the United States - Rise of Public Sector Unions
Labor history of the United States - Reagan and Corporate Attacks on Unions
Labor history of the United States - Decline of Private Sector Unions
The United Auto Workers UAW's numbers are representative of the manufacturing sector: 1,619,000 members in 1970, 1,446,000 in 1980, 952,000 in 1990, 623,000 in 2004.
Labor history of the United States - NAFTA and threat of International Trade
The situation for the automotive industry and UAW members worsened dramatically in 1973. Gasoline prices shot up and, worse, Volkwagen and Honda started flooding the American market. For the first time major American industries had foreign competition for the domestic market. This started years of layoffs and the UAW found itself in the position of giving up some benefits it had won over the decades. This peaked with the near-bankruptcy of Chrysler in 1979 and actual bankruptcy of Delphi in 2005. By 2005 the total labor costs per employee had reached $65 per hour at General Motors, so in November 2005 it announced it would shut down more plants, costing 40,000 unionized jobs.
Other related archives1959, 1974, 1979, American Federation of Labor, Committee for Industrial Organization, Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions, General Motors, Honda, Samuel Gompers, United Auto Workers, United Mine Workers, collective bargaining agreements, right-to-work, social history, union security
 Adapted from the Wikipedia article "Labor History 1955-2005", under the G.N U Free Docmentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki |
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