This Union Cause

Duration: 33

Year Published: 1962

Creator: CRM/McGraw-Hill Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Presents the problems of labor since it early organization in the United States. Emphasizes the secret meetings in New York in 1830 as the unions work toward the right to organize, for a 10-hour workday, and to end child labor. Discusses the Murrey-Hill agreement, the first national contract establishing the 9-hour day, and the time the unions first obtained the legal right to negotiate., Presents the problems of labor since it early organization in the United States. Emphasizes the secret meetings in New York in 1830 as the unions work toward the right to organize, for a 10-hour workday, and to end child labor. Discusses the Murrey-Hill agreement, the first national contract establishing the 9-hour day, and the time the unions first obtained the legal right to negotiate.

Complete Record: Presents the problems of labor since it early organization in the United States. Emphasizes the secret meetings in New York in 1830 as the unions work toward the right to organize, for a 10-hour workday, and to end child labor. Discusses the Murrey-Hill agreement, the first national contract establishing the 9-hour day, and the time the unions first obtained the legal right to negotiate., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.