It was also the title of a pamphlet he wrote at 24. During the Great Depression, the American labor movement was at a crossroads. Unions, once seen as radical threats, gained momentum as workers ...

During the Great Depression, African Americans were disproportionately ... they benefitted as many citizens did. Labor laws that encouraged union organization and defined a minimum wage also ...

Known as the Great Depression, this economic crisis was noteworthy ... farmers were given assistance for failed (or excess) crops, child labor was outlawed, and a minimum wage was instituted.

It is not a coincidence that the global economy experienced the most severe case of unemployment during the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression ... most notably on labor market conditions ...

Although wage growth climbed 0.2% in August, according to the recent jobs report data by the Bureau of Labor Statistics ... However, comparing it to the Great Depression is hyperbolic.

Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich on Tuesday ... And those retaliations — those tariff wars — ended up worsening the Great Depression." READ MORE: 'Nakedly transactional': How Trump is ...

So comparisons with the Great Depression, which have been of academic ... But the U.S. economy, notwithstanding the admirable flexibility of its labor markets, is not going to be able to move ...