Somewhere Hidden Between the Cracks" will take you on a journey through massive cover up and scandals by 'company & union'. It emphasizes how discrimination is still prevelent among union, private companies, and government entities. "Somewhere Hidden Between the Cracks" explains how 'company & union' illegally intertwine to work against employees in secrecy while breaking contrct laws. This story is mainly about the experiences of Crista Carrie and Andrea Smith. However, it also entails the extent other institutions ...
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Somewhere Hidden Between the Cracks" will take you on a journey through massive cover up and scandals by 'company & union'. It emphasizes how discrimination is still prevelent among union, private companies, and government entities. "Somewhere Hidden Between the Cracks" explains how 'company & union' illegally intertwine to work against employees in secrecy while breaking contrct laws. This story is mainly about the experiences of Crista Carrie and Andrea Smith. However, it also entails the extent other institutions employees went through to achieve and maintain justice at the workplace. Join Author, Sandra Williams as she describes how the union failed the very same employees that should've been protected. "The most captivation saga I've ever read about the blue-collar experiences from a woman's perspective." -Moyna Uddin. Author/Editor 3-Queens Publications "Author, Sandra Williams raises awareness to the truths that are below the surface of 'big business'. This book is filled with exciting and shocking real life experiences that enlighten the reader of what's hidden between the cracks." -Chicara J Brassell Ast. Editor/Graphic & ind't Designer simply Creative Designs by Chicara "Sensatinal . considering it's based on the tru story!" -Nadine Card-Waller, Blue-collar worker
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Add this copy of Somewhere Hidden Between the Cracks: Part 1 to cart. $52.68, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 2008 by iUniverse.
