The Social Law of Labor

Weeden's book provides a historical overview of the development of labor laws and regulations in the United States. He argues that social and economic factors have played a crucial role in the evolution of labor policy, and that workers have historically struggled against exploitation and unfair treatment by employers and the government. This book is an important contribution to the field of labor studies and provides valuable insights into the challenges facing workers today.
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