Train union

The video discusses the history of labor strikes in the US, highlighting that there have been around 20,000 strikes with a majority being successful. It focuses on the 300,000 members of the railway Brotherhood, known for their quiet and well-mannered approach, who have remained unaffiliated with other labor organizations. Notably, since 1922, there have been no strikes involving US railroads, showcasing a unique aspect of labor relations in this sector.

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