Labor Unrest
Labor unrest
is
labor organizing
and
strikes
viewed from the perspective of the
business community
and sometimes the community at large and
law enforcement
. This was true in the nineteenth century, for example, in the mining communities of the
American West
and in modern times in
totalitarian
states such as the
Soviet Union
and the
People's Republic of China
, situations where a premium is placed on control of the
working class
.
References
* Adapted from the
Wikinfo
article, "Labor unrest" http://www.internet-encyclopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=Labor_unrest March 6, 2004
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