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... such as Rose Schneiderman who had to leave school at 13 and worked as a cap maker but who spent most of her adult life as an executive in unions or progressive feminist organizations such as the Women’s Trade Union League which united middle-class urban reformers and union members (McGuire, 2009 ; Schachter...

... isomorphism cannot be described simply in terms of a tripartite framework of professional normativity, state coercion and market-based mimesis. Alternatively governed organizations such as those created by trade unions may develop in a different manner than social enterprises founded by less powerful social...

... Corporation which led to the deaths of several women and children. In the aftermath of Ludlow, John D. Rockefeller, Jr, visited the mines in 1915 and persuaded workers that an internal employee representation plan would serve their interests better than an outside trade union. Rockefeller’s influence shaped...

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... jobs, replacing the unskilled women (Kenneally, 1985). The Women's Trade Union League, which had been created to protect the rights of employed women, significantly curtailed its activity during the depression (Foner, 1980). Throughout the depression, they did not hold their typical annual...