"To Hell with you, Charlie": The UAW has a long history of confronting sexual harassment
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[Excerpt] Possibly no union was better poised to meet the challenge of sexual harassment after Anita Hill's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee than the United Auto Workers. For half a century the UAW has addressed sexual discrimination on the job. This commitment, though wavering at times was sustained by the determined women who worked on the international staff, the strong women on the shop floor who battled second class citizenship, and the civil rights and women's movements that both pressured and supported the union's efforts. Thus, when the nation turned its attention to sexual harassment in 1991, the UAW was ready.
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Labor Research Review
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Vol. 1, Num. 20
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1993-04-01
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sexual harassment; UAW; United Auto Workers; discrimination
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