Between Feminism and Labor

"Between Feminism and Labor," published by University of California Press in 1991, delves into the critical movement for comparable worth, advocating for equal pay for comparable work. This insightful book highlights the efforts to elevate wages for 'pink-collar' jobs, predominantly held by women, and examines the broader political ramifications of this essential struggle. Spanning 215 pages, the author presents a compelling analysis of how the fight for equitable compensation intersects with feminist ideals. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in gender equality, labor rights, and the socio-political landscape of the early 1990s. Discover the vital connections between feminism and labor in this thought-provoking exploration that remains relevant today.