Beneficiary Features of American Trade Unions

"Beneficiary Features of American Trade Unions" delves into the historical landscape of labor organizations in the United States. James B. Kennedy's work explores the intersection of trade unions, fraternal organizations, and the burgeoning field of labor economics.

This detailed study examines the beneficiary features offered by American trade unions, focusing on the role of fraternal insurance within these organizations. It sheds light on the ways unions provided for their members through various insurance schemes and mutual aid societies. The book offers valuable insights into the historical development of labor unions and their impact on the social and economic well-being of workers.

A significant resource for those interested in the history of labor, insurance, and fraternalism in America.

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