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Management, Labor, and the Union

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Louis William Rose

We recognize that there is a fundamental difference between management and labor. Being part of labor means that, at least for right now, you are destined to make your way through life with a little less than you’d hoped for. … Continue reading →

Posted in Political Theory, Politics | Tagged AFL–CIO, collective bargaining, Democratic Party, First Amendment, freedom of association, labor, Labor Movement, Louis William Rose, Management, Teamsters, Trade union, Union, United States, Work, Working class | Leave a comment

Poem: Mary Was Such a Good Employee

Posted on October 12, 2002 by Louis William Rose

Mary, was such a good employee. She worked ten or more hours a day. Whenever they had an emergency, Mary was willing to stay. Bob was a good employee too. His work was his heart and soul. No limit to … Continue reading →

Posted in About People, Poetry | Tagged labor, leisure., Louis William Rose, overworked, Poem, Sherry H. David, UNF, work yourself to death, Working stiff | Leave a comment

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