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Labor's Civil War in California: The NUHW Healthcare Workers' Rebellion

By Winslow Cal

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"The emergence of NUHW has been one of the most exciting recent developments in US labor. From the ashes of the old, health care workers in California are trying to build something that's new, different, and definitely worth fighting for. Cal Winslow's account of their difficult struggle is moving and insightful--and maybe even a road map for others to follow."

Steve Early, labor activist and journalist, author of Embedded with Organized Labor

"Highly informative. And the spirit is invigorating."

Noam Chomsky

"The civil war inside the SEIU is a tragic story, yet as Cal Winslow emphasizes in this urgent and dramatic account, it may contain the seeds of authentic renewal in the American labor movement."

Mike Davis, author of City of Quartz

"I am a witness to how hard these workers have fought to have their own organization, to have the quality organization and the high standards they have won. I want to commend these workers and the high quality of their leadership - I have worked with them for years. I understand why they are fighting so hard now to rebuild their organization, now the NUHW. This is a book that that everyone needs to read..."

Dolores Huerta

"Strange tales from the gothic wing of the capitalist health industry, complete with vampires and leeches. In this instant classic of journalism from below, one of the pioneers of radical social history reports on remarkable signs of life in the morbid body of American labor."

Iain Boal, Retort