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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. List of Abbreviations
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Introduction: “Makers of History”
  5. Chapter 1. “An Accomplished Fact” 1913–1929
    1. 16 September 1913
    2. Before the War
    3. Workers’ Compensation
    4. Reconstruction
    5. Broader Horizons
    6. “No Short Cut”
  6. Chapter 2. “What We Were Promised” 1930–1939
    1. “The Prevention of Unemployment”
    2. A New Politics?
    3. The Right to a Union
    4. Miramichi and Minto
    5. The Labour and Industrial Relations Act
    6. Ending the Depression
  7. Chapter 3. “A Province Fit for Heroes” 1940–1956
    1. Defending Democracy
    2. “A Blue-Print of Peace”
    3. Industrial Unionism
    4. Industrial Legality
    5. Power and Politics
    6. House of Labour
  8. Chapter 4. “The New Unionism” 1957–1975
    1. Equal Opportunities
    2. Whitebone vs. MacLeod
    3. New Members
    4. Public Employees
    5. Development and Underdevelopment
    6. Looking Forward
  9. Chapter 5. “On the Line” 1976–1997
    1. Days of Protest
    2. Moderates and Militants
    3. Strengthening Participation
    4. Plan of Action
    5. McKenna vs. the Unions
    6. “Make It Fair”
  10. Epilogue: “Honour the Past. Build the Future”
  11. Appendix: Membership in the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, 1913–2011
  12. Notes
  13. Index

Contents

List of Abbreviations

Acknowledgements

Introduction

“Makers of History”

Chapter 1.

“An Accomplished Fact” 1913–1929

16 September 1913

Before the War

Workers’ Compensation

Reconstruction

Broader Horizons

“No Short Cut”

Chapter 2.

“What We Were Promised” 1930–1939

“The Prevention of Unemployment”

A New Politics?

The Right to a Union

Miramichi and Minto

The Labour and Industrial Relations Act

Ending the Depression

Chapter 3.

“A Province Fit for Heroes” 1940–1956

Defending Democracy

“A Blue-Print of Peace”

Industrial Unionism

Industrial Legality

Power and Politics

House of Labour

Chapter 4.

“The New Unionism” 1957–1975

Equal Opportunities

Whitebone vs. MacLeod

New Members

Public Employees

Development and Underdevelopment

Looking Forward

Chapter 5.

“On the Line” 1976–1997

Days of Protest

Moderates and Militants

Strengthening Participation

Plan of Action

McKenna vs. the Unions

“Make It Fair”

Epilogue

“Honour the Past. Build the Future”

Appendix: Membership in the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, 1913–2011

Notes

Index

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