The International Trade Union Movement

After six months of backpacking and soul-searching across the world, Amber MacLean is flat broke. There are worse places for a twentysomething to be stuck than the Amalfi Coast, but the only way she can earn enough money for a plane ticket home to California is to teach English to two of the brattiest children she has ever met. It doesn't help that the children are under the care of their brooding older brother, ex-motorcycle racer Desiderio Larosa. Darkly handsome and oh-so-mysterious, the young master of the crumbling villa tests Amber's patience and will at every turn--not to mention her hormones. When her position turns into a full-time nanny gig, Amber grows dangerously closer to the enigmatic recluse. But can she give up the certainty of home for someone whose closely guarded heart feels a world apart from her own?

Compilation of statements and reports published between 1957 and 1980.

Comprehensive study of the trade union movement in the USA - covers historical and environmental factors in the development of national level union policy in respect of labour relations, working conditions, wage policy, strike control, etc., and includes administrative aspects of trade unions, economic implications of their jurisdiction, theoretics of the labour movement, etc. References.

Report on political aspects of international trade unions and international trade unionism - explores the historical roots of labour internationalism, focusing on conflicting ideologies (esp. Political ideologies, Eurocommunism, attitudes of political partys, rivalries between national level trade union federations, the emergence of ICFTU, WCL, WFTU, etc.), and covers trends in Europe (vol. 1) and in developing countries (vol. 2). ILO mentioned. Diagrams and glossary of abbreviations (acronyms).

International directory of trade unions - arranged by region and country, includes descriptions of trade union federations and international trade unions, together with information on historical evolution of trade unionism and on labour relations systems. ILO mentioned.