His work with big labor allowed him to enter into the political arena.

To a large extent, changes like these were probably inevitable if big labor was to survive as a force in the American economy.

If it ever comes off, it will appear that big labor is getting its act back together again.

In 1996, big labor spent $35 million on the election, all of it on television advertisements.

I would like to see more effort in curbing Big Labor.

They're like Big Labor in the 1940's: they get out and work at it, while most other people stay home.

Back then, plant closings was an issue simply between big labor and big business.

And Big Labor is back and wants its voice heard.

The problem for Democrats is not big labor but Bill Clinton.

The visionary men who built big labor and the modern Democratic Party met the challenges specific to their moment.