1936 CE–1937 CE
Flint sit-down strike
Trabajo y organización laboral · Automóvil · Sindicalismo industrial · Ocupación de fábrica
The 1936–37 Flint sit-down strike interrupted General Motors production and ended in an agreement recognising the UAW in certain plants. It was pivotal for U.S. industrial organisation, but did not eliminate racial discrimination, gender inequality, or employer opposition.
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