The author demonstrates that the resources (income and wealth)
available to most categories of employees has declined over the
past 20 years relative to the total income and wealth in our
society. Arguing that the decline of the heavy industry sector of
the economy has eroded the power of organized labor, which was most
concentrated in precisely these industries, Tigges suggests that
the declining power of the unions has resulted in a lessened
ability for employees to bargain for higher wages with their
employers, thereby reducing employees' relative share of the
national income.
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