Number	18892
Subject	Unions
Source	Wall Street Journal (New York)
State	NY
Year	1995
Publication Date	Sept. 1
Summary	The Journal finds that the U.S. labor movement has been "winning a few," as the numbers of union workers increased 3% over two years. Unions are shifting their strategies, the story reveals. Many are pouring money into organizing campaigns and targeting low-wage service workers. The reporter exemplifies the issue with the success stories of several unions, and finds that their revival could possibly solve the problem with the stark class divisions in America
Category	General
Pages	2
Keywords	labor;business;employment;garbage workers;low income;poverty;wages;unemployment;flight attendants;economy
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