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In barely 40 pages of large print, Dr. Levins uses a clear, common sense style to show why unions are so important to maintaining our middle class.  He shows how price gouging, so called "free-trade" , the "ownership society", and anti-union campaigns all spell trouble for workers and the economy in general.  The answer? Organize!

 

 

 

Testimonials:

 

Letter from IUOE Local 70:

Operating Engineers, Local 70 did an all-member mailing of the booklet Middle Class * Union Made in September 2007. Our mailing was well received by the membership, and all responses were positive. I received several calls and a few letters from members with comments ranging from a simple thanks to citing specific points of the booklet. Calls are more common however, sitting down and composing a letter almost never happens.

The Line Officers, Executive Board and I see this experience as one of the most positive and successful mailings we have ever done.

Respectfully,
Dick Lally
Business Manager

 

Minnesota Educator, December 2007:

Richard Levins puts the heart of an organizer behind his scholarly conclusions about how to rebuild the crumbling middle class. His message will be coming to your local union as Education Minnesota makes his brief book available to explain the crucial role unions play in prosperity. . . . The book isn’t a research tome; it is a call to action.

 

 

Letter from Representative David Bly:

Middle Class  - Union Made is a great read. I have shared it with other Representatives so that they might better under stand the important role unions play in creating and maintaining a middle class. It’s made clear to me why we must support the issues unions support, but we must also support policies that promote a stronger union movement if our economy is to be fair and growing. Policy makers across the country should read this book. Our economy and our democracy would benefit.

 

 

 

 

 

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