Add to ORKG[Excerpt] Mike Schippani's discussion of the "social compact" alternative to mandatory plant closing legislation (in "Massachusetts & Mature Industries," LRR 9, Fall 1986) seriously understates the price that workers have paid for this "compromise between business and labor" crafted by the neo-liberal administration of Governor Michael Dukakis and its Commission on the Future of Mature Industries.Issue_10___Article_13.pdf: 84 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020
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