| At nine o'clock on Wednesday morning, January 11, a worker at the main tool-and-die-making plant of the Briggs Manufacturing Company was told by his foreman to step into the office and receive a wage cut. Instead, the worker went to the head of his shop committee and then, along with the other workers in his department, from floor to floor, announcing that a strike against wage cuts had been called. >>more...>>
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Title: The Detroit Strike
Author: Romer, Samuel
Publication: The Nation
Date: February 15, 1933
Publisher: The Nation
Type: Article
Listed Under:- Automobile Industry
- Detroit, Michigan
- Labor Unions
- Michigan
- Strikes
Permissions: Permission granted for non-commercial, educational purposes by The Nation
Notes: Vol. 136, No. 3528, p. 167.
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