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ix, 327 pages 24 cm Includes bibliographical references PART I: EVOLUTION OF NEGRO-UNION RELATIONS: Origin of the Negro-union relationship -- The Negro and the AFL -- The Negro and the CIO -- The Negro and the AFL-CIO -- PART II: UNION RACIAL PRACTICES AND PROBLEMS: Formal exclusion, auxiliaries, and segregated locals -- Informal exclusion -- Some factors influencing Negro job opportunities -- Union racial problems in the South -- PART III: PUBLIC POLICY: The Fair Employment Practice and Government Contract Committees -- The duty of fair representation, the courts, and the NLRB -- State fair-employment practice laws -- Concluding observations
- Author
- Marshall, F. Ray
- Publisher
- New York, Wiley
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
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