Public Workers in Service of America
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Public Workers in Service of America
A Reader
Zanoni, Amy; Slater, Joseph E; Gooding Jr., Frederick W.; Shelton, Jon; Turk, Katherine; Jones, William Powell; McCartin, Joseph A.; Boris, Eileen; Cahill, Cathleen D; Yellin, Eric S.
University of Illinois Press
08/2023
272
Dura
Inglês
9780252045172
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword Joseph A. McCartin Acknowledgments
A Note on Language
Introduction Frederick W. Gooding Jr. and Eric S. Yellin
Part I: The Politics of Public Work at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
1 Gender and Politics among Federal Indian Service Employees, 1880-1930 Cathleen D. Cahill
2 The Spoils as Reparations Eric S. Yellin
Part II: Good Government Jobs for Whom?
3 Dead End Job? Black Public Workers Struggle to See Light of Day Frederick W. Gooding Jr.
4 "We're the Backbone of this City": Women and Gender in Public Work Katherine Turk
Part III: Organizing Public Workers
5 Police Unions and Public-Sector Labor Law and Policy Joseph E. Slater
6 The Road to Memphis: Southern Sanitation Workers and the Transformation of Public Employee Unionism in the Postwar United States William P. Jones
7 "They Won't Work for a Cop of Any Kind": The 1970 Sanitation Slowdown and the Struggle for Black Independent Politics in Philadelphia Francis Ryan
Part IV: Public Workers in the Neoliberal Age
8 Sick Ins, Feed Ins, Heal Ins, and Strikes: Labor Organizing at Chicago's Public Hospital in the 1960s and Its Legacy for the 1970s Amy Zanoni
9 The Meaning of Teachers' Labor in American Education: Change, Challenge, and Resistance Jon Shelton
Afterword Eileen Boris
Contributors
Index
A Note on Language
Introduction Frederick W. Gooding Jr. and Eric S. Yellin
Part I: The Politics of Public Work at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
1 Gender and Politics among Federal Indian Service Employees, 1880-1930 Cathleen D. Cahill
2 The Spoils as Reparations Eric S. Yellin
Part II: Good Government Jobs for Whom?
3 Dead End Job? Black Public Workers Struggle to See Light of Day Frederick W. Gooding Jr.
4 "We're the Backbone of this City": Women and Gender in Public Work Katherine Turk
Part III: Organizing Public Workers
5 Police Unions and Public-Sector Labor Law and Policy Joseph E. Slater
6 The Road to Memphis: Southern Sanitation Workers and the Transformation of Public Employee Unionism in the Postwar United States William P. Jones
7 "They Won't Work for a Cop of Any Kind": The 1970 Sanitation Slowdown and the Struggle for Black Independent Politics in Philadelphia Francis Ryan
Part IV: Public Workers in the Neoliberal Age
8 Sick Ins, Feed Ins, Heal Ins, and Strikes: Labor Organizing at Chicago's Public Hospital in the 1960s and Its Legacy for the 1970s Amy Zanoni
9 The Meaning of Teachers' Labor in American Education: Change, Challenge, and Resistance Jon Shelton
Afterword Eileen Boris
Contributors
Index
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twentieth-century; labor; United States; government; public workers; public sector; civil servants; unions; public good; public worker union; analysis; history; workforce; public workers and democracy; local; state; federal; race; class; gender; public worker workplace; discrimination; segregation; pay disparity; promotion; women; Black; African American; labor movement; labor issues; nurses; teachers; early 20th century; Federal Indian Service; spoil system; reparations; Black public workers; police unions; labor law; labor policy; sanitation workers; Memphis; postwar; Philadelphia; Cook County Hospital; labor actions; twentieth century; women in public work; women of color; fairness; equity; organizing; 1919 Boston police strike; AFSCME; blue collar
Foreword Joseph A. McCartin Acknowledgments
A Note on Language
Introduction Frederick W. Gooding Jr. and Eric S. Yellin
Part I: The Politics of Public Work at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
1 Gender and Politics among Federal Indian Service Employees, 1880-1930 Cathleen D. Cahill
2 The Spoils as Reparations Eric S. Yellin
Part II: Good Government Jobs for Whom?
3 Dead End Job? Black Public Workers Struggle to See Light of Day Frederick W. Gooding Jr.
4 "We're the Backbone of this City": Women and Gender in Public Work Katherine Turk
Part III: Organizing Public Workers
5 Police Unions and Public-Sector Labor Law and Policy Joseph E. Slater
6 The Road to Memphis: Southern Sanitation Workers and the Transformation of Public Employee Unionism in the Postwar United States William P. Jones
7 "They Won't Work for a Cop of Any Kind": The 1970 Sanitation Slowdown and the Struggle for Black Independent Politics in Philadelphia Francis Ryan
Part IV: Public Workers in the Neoliberal Age
8 Sick Ins, Feed Ins, Heal Ins, and Strikes: Labor Organizing at Chicago's Public Hospital in the 1960s and Its Legacy for the 1970s Amy Zanoni
9 The Meaning of Teachers' Labor in American Education: Change, Challenge, and Resistance Jon Shelton
Afterword Eileen Boris
Contributors
Index
A Note on Language
Introduction Frederick W. Gooding Jr. and Eric S. Yellin
Part I: The Politics of Public Work at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
1 Gender and Politics among Federal Indian Service Employees, 1880-1930 Cathleen D. Cahill
2 The Spoils as Reparations Eric S. Yellin
Part II: Good Government Jobs for Whom?
3 Dead End Job? Black Public Workers Struggle to See Light of Day Frederick W. Gooding Jr.
4 "We're the Backbone of this City": Women and Gender in Public Work Katherine Turk
Part III: Organizing Public Workers
5 Police Unions and Public-Sector Labor Law and Policy Joseph E. Slater
6 The Road to Memphis: Southern Sanitation Workers and the Transformation of Public Employee Unionism in the Postwar United States William P. Jones
7 "They Won't Work for a Cop of Any Kind": The 1970 Sanitation Slowdown and the Struggle for Black Independent Politics in Philadelphia Francis Ryan
Part IV: Public Workers in the Neoliberal Age
8 Sick Ins, Feed Ins, Heal Ins, and Strikes: Labor Organizing at Chicago's Public Hospital in the 1960s and Its Legacy for the 1970s Amy Zanoni
9 The Meaning of Teachers' Labor in American Education: Change, Challenge, and Resistance Jon Shelton
Afterword Eileen Boris
Contributors
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
twentieth-century; labor; United States; government; public workers; public sector; civil servants; unions; public good; public worker union; analysis; history; workforce; public workers and democracy; local; state; federal; race; class; gender; public worker workplace; discrimination; segregation; pay disparity; promotion; women; Black; African American; labor movement; labor issues; nurses; teachers; early 20th century; Federal Indian Service; spoil system; reparations; Black public workers; police unions; labor law; labor policy; sanitation workers; Memphis; postwar; Philadelphia; Cook County Hospital; labor actions; twentieth century; women in public work; women of color; fairness; equity; organizing; 1919 Boston police strike; AFSCME; blue collar
