The Strike Situation and Organized Labor's Wage and Job Strategy

New York, New York: New Century Publishers, 1945. Very good. Toned, some wear to extremities.. A pamphlet on striking and worker's rights by the noted radical labor organizer and Communist politician William Z. Foster (1881-1961), focusing on advancing the labor movement in the early postwar era, November 1945. Ends with a call to action for its readers, asking them to organize fellow workers under the tenets of Socialism to topple monopolists and promote the well-being of the masses. Mentions the need for swift action following the recent development of "atomic power" and its potential producing capacity.

Single vol. (7.25" by 5"), pp. 24, stapled in original printed self wrps. "William Z. Foster, the author of this pamphlet, is the National Chairman of the Communist Party and a veteran leader of the American labor movement. He led the great steel strike of 1919 which helped to pave the way to industrial unionization of the basic industries" (upper wrapper verso).