Perspective
May 21, 2015
Uplifting labor through immigration reform
As unions continue to experience declining membership, labor leaders have discerned the importance of organizing immigrant workers. By Jayesh M. Rathod
Over the last decade, many have called for greater collaboration between organized
labor and the immigrants' rights movement. As unions continue to experience declining
membership, labor leaders have discerned the importance of organizing immigrant workers.
These workers - a significant portion of the labor pool and growing percentage of
the population - offer the promise of revit...
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