This book remains the most competent treatment of the principles and organization, strategy, and tactics, of the trade union movement.
Drawing upon his life-long experience as an outstanding labor leader, the author shows the role of a militant Left in the trade unions, without which significant progress has proved impossible.
Foster selected and edited his writings for this volume and supplied an introduction and epilogue.
It is now reprinted as he prepared it in 1947.
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