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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Union Vs. Company Vol - 1 Livin' LaVida Local

Union Vs. Company Vol - 1 Livin' LaVida Local

Blakely, Perel L.

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General Fiction

Publisher Price: $13.00

ISBN10: 1480965456
ISBN13: 9781480965454
Publisher: Rosedog Books
Published: Jun 1 2015
Pages: 138
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.30 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Union Vs. Company Vol - 1 Livin' LaVida Local is the first novel by author Perel L. Blakely. It is a fast-paced thrilling tale of love, lust, trust and deceit. It is an eye-opening front row seat to some of the seedier dealings that go on between the Unions and the companies they negotiate contracts with - something most people never get to see or hear about. Union Vs. Company keeps you guessing who is playing for which team. With every turn of the page, Perel keeps you glued to the story, adding twists and turns at every corner. Buckle up, as this story is filled with heavy romance, backstabbing and murder. Since this story is based on actual events, it is sure to keep your attention through the entire book. -Enjoy! Perel L. Blakely served his Union Shop Steward for the Local Teamsters Union in Pittsburgh for many years before becoming a writer. While working for a local beverage company in Pittsburgh, he fought the company on everything from petty grievances, firings that led to arbitration hearings and even negotiating contracts between the Union and the beverage company. Through this experience he gained insider knowledge that most employees never get. He had to deal with corruption from not only the company, but his own union officials as well. This book is Perel's way of exposing some of the dirtier tactics that the company and the unions used to get contracts pushed through. This is his attempt to shed some light as to what has happened to the strong unions of the old days and exposing them for what they have become today: a greedy corporation, just like the companies they pretend to protect you from.

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