The Making of Women Trade Unionists

Focusing on the social construction of women's roles in male-dominated trade unions, this book examines their trade union careers through the lens of their experiences in unions, work, and family. It provides a historical overview enriched with original analysis and data, highlighting the complexities and challenges women face in these environments. The exploration sheds light on the interplay between gender, labor, and social structures, offering a nuanced understanding of women's participation in trade unions.