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"Written as a memoir by Michael Munoz, the retired Director of Organizing of the Northern California Chapters Regional Council, this is a recollection of the thirty most contentious years of the carpenters union's history...The restructuring by the Carpenters International Union of Northern California in 1997, the bitter fight against Pile Drivers Local 34, the Wildcat strikes in Northern California by rank and file carpenters, and the identity of Robert Christie Jr., the pseudonym Munoz used to educate rank and file carpenters and move a resolution to the floor of the General Convention...A candid and rare view of the Carpenters Union leadership from the inside, this book is a must read for any trade unionist desiring to build his or her union" -- p. [4] of cover.
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