30,000 Locked Out

"30,000 Locked Out: The Great Strike of the Building Trades in Chicago" by James C. Beeks delves into a pivotal moment in American labor history. This meticulously prepared republication chronicles the intense labor strike that gripped Chicago's building trades.

Explore the challenges and struggles faced by workers in the early 20th century as they fought for improved working conditions and the right to organize. Beeks's detailed account examines the complexities of the labor unions involved and the impact of the lockout on the city.

A vital resource for understanding the history of labor relations, "30,000 Locked Out" offers a compelling glimpse into a time when the fight for workers' rights shaped the landscape of American industry and society. Discover the story of this significant labor dispute and its enduring relevance to discussions about labor, economics, and social justice.

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