The History of Trade-Union Organization in Canada
Resource type
Author/contributor
- Logan, Harold Amos (Author)
Title
The History of Trade-Union Organization in Canada
Abstract
The aim of this book is to give a general survey of trade-union organization in Canada from the beginnings down to the present. The manner of approach is to follow as far as possible the chronological order of events, and the method is mainly descriptive. With this conception of the task I have sought to present the facts clearly and without prejudice, introducing only a limited amount of interpretation.... -- Author's preface
Place
Chicago
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Date
1928
# of Pages
xi, 427 pages
Language
English
Accessed
7/14/25, 2:58 PM
Library Catalog
Internet Archive
Notes
Contents: Early labor movement 1825-80 -- Period 1880-1902 -- The provincial workmen’s association -- Trade-union development since 1902: Organization, primary and secondary -- Development since 1902 (continued): Other phases of secondary development -- Activities of the Congress since 1902 -- Activities of the Congress (continued) -- The Canadian Federation of Labor -- The Federation of Catholic Workers of Canada -- Rise and decline of the One Big Union in Canada.
Citation
Logan, H. A. (1928). The History of Trade-Union Organization in Canada. University of Chicago Press. http://archive.org/details/historyoftradeun0000loga
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