Book · 1994 · Labor
Labor Law for the Rank-and-filer, Or, Building Solidarity While Staying Clear of the Law
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Labor Law for the Rank-and-filer, Or, Building Solidarity While Staying Clear of the Law by Staughton Lynd is an accessible, highly practical guide designed to help everyday workers understand their legal rights and organize effectively within their workplaces. On an episode of It Could Happen Here Weekly, guest John Heronomous recommended the book to listeners looking for actionable tools to protect themselves on the job. Heronomous shared that he had recently picked up a copy of the work, noting that it is also available in a convenient audiobook format. He praised the publication as an exceptionally concise and useful resource containing everything an employee needs to know in order to exercise their lawful rights and build strong workplace solidarity without accidentally violating restrictive labor regulations. Through this enthusiastic endorsement, the podcast highlighted the text as an indispensable manual for modern labor organizing, offering grassroots workers the critical knowledge required to navigate complex corporate environments, stand up for fair treatment, and foster collective power while successfully minimizing legal risks.
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John Heronomous I picked up a copy of uh Stolen Linds the rank and file uh labor law for the rank and filer. Uh there's an… 1
“I picked up a copy of uh Stolen Linds the rank and file uh labor law for the rank and filer. Uh there's an audio book of it. It's just this great like short little book about everything you need to know to kind of like exercise your rights”
