Abreu
and Ramalho, “Regional Development and New Labor Strategies: Trade
Unions and the New Car Plants in Resende, Brazil”, p. 131-152
in Cornfield, Daniel B, and Holly J. McCammon. 2003. Labor Revitalization: Global Perspectives and New Initiatives. Amsterdam: JAI.
- Auto plants came to Resende, did modular consortium-style production to try and weaken the union
- unions able to gather workers in all the parts of the local chain
- aided by very different wages along the line, as well as an unpopular hours bank proposal that sparked a lot of mobilization
- unions able to alter their tactics, mobilize and organize, to survive and thrive despite new environment
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