Conflict on the Waterfront
Labor and business leaders throughout the nation have much to gain, we believe, from this account of the transformation of labor relations on the West Coast waterfront. It shows what has happened since the longshoremen and employers, after years of strikes and lockouts, decided to get along together. CLARK KERR is Director of the Institute of Industrial Relations at the University of California, and served as Impartial Chairman. Pacific Coast Waterfront, in 1946-1947. LLOYD FISHER,who collaborated in the writing, is an Associate Professor in the University’s Political Science Department.