Add to ORKG[Excerpt] On December 27, 1982, Bethlehem announced that it was all over for Lackawanna. Ironically, this was greeted with a sigh of relief in Johnstown. Ever since 1965 when Bethlehem built a multi-billion dollar greenfield plant at Burns Harbor, Indiana, people in Johnstown had thought their days were numbered. Many of them held Lackawanna in such awe that they couldn't imagine that the nation's second largest steel producer would abandon it, especially because for a decade Bethlehem has been threatening to leave Johnstown instead.Issue_2____Article_14.pdf: 2251 downloads, before Oct. 1, 2020
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[Excerpt] The Midwest Center for Labor Research has been involved, in both direct and secondary ways...
[Excerpt] Since the summer of 1984, the Calumet Project for Industrial Jobs has been involved in a p...
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[Excerpt] A majority of the 154,532 steelworkers who are presently laid off will never go back to wo...
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[Excerpt] Local #277 of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America contracted with ...
[Excerpt] At the core of labor's current crisis are deindustrialization, the economic collapse of ma...
[Excerpt] Surely the bleeding of Philadelphia-area jobs — 140,000 fewer manufacturing jobs in 1980 t...
[Excerpt] In the Spring of 1982, a small local union took on a conglomerate giant and won. What init...
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[Excerpt]As Tom DuBois and Jack Metzgar point out in their articles, the American steelworker is app...
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