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(Dis)Organizing Tree Planters: Labour and Environment Politics in the British Columbia Silviculture Industry by Brendan Sweeney
BC Studies #166 (Summer 2010), pgs: 73-101
(environment) (forestry) (labour force) (trade unions)

"Everybody knows what a picket line means": Picketing before the British Columbia Court of Appeal by Judy Fudge
BC Studies #162, The British Columbia Court of Appeal, 1910-2010 (Summer 2009), pgs: 53-79
(trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (legislation) (law) (British Columbia Court of Appeal)

Elusive Unity: The Canadian Labor Party in British Columbia, 1924-1928 by Benjamin Isitt
BC Studies #163 (Autumn 2009), pgs: 33-64
(Canadian Labor Party) (communism) (labour) (political parties) (trade unions)

Explaining Workplace Injuries Among BC Loggers: Cultures of Risk and Desperation by James Lawson
BC Studies #164 (Winter 2009/10), pgs: 51-74
(economy) (logging) (mortality) (trade unions) (WorkSafeBC)

"Mon- he's a gran' fish": Scots in British Columbia's Interwar Fishing Industry by Michael E. Vance
BC Studies #158 (Summer 2008), pgs: 33-60
(trade unions) (salmon) (labour) (fishing industry)

"Stout Ladies and Amazons": Women in the British Columbia Coal-Mining Community of Ladysmith, 1912-14 by John R. Hinde
BC Studies #114 (Summer 1997), pgs: 33-57
(trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (Ladysmith) (gender) (coal mining)

Occupational Divisions and Struggles for Unity Among British Columbia's Public School Teachers by Terry Wotherspoon
BC Studies #107, Teaching and Education (Autumn 1995), pgs: 30-59
(trade unions) (schooling)

"It's the Smell of Money": Women Shoreworkers of British Columbia by Jill Stainsby
BC Studies #103, Labour in British Columbia: Law, Race, and Women (Autumn 1994), pgs: 59-81
(women) (trade unions) (industries) (gender) (fishing industry)

The Right to Manage Vancouver Employers' Associations, 1900-1923 by Andrew Yarmie
BC Studies #90 (Summer 1991), pgs: 40-74
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (employment) (business)

" 'Open Shop' Means Closed to Union Men" : Carpenters and the 1911 Vancouver Building Trades General Strike by James Conley
BC Studies #91/92 (Autumn/Winter 1991), pgs: 127-51
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (strikes and lockouts) (labour force)

The Electoral Significance of Public Sector Bashing by Donald E. Blake
BC Studies #62 (Summer 1984), pgs: 29-43
(trade unions) (Social Credit party) (politics) (New Democratic Party) (labour force) (government)

"A Worthy, if Unlikely, Enterprise": The Labour Relations Board and the Evolution of Labour Policy and Practice in British Columbia, 1973-1980 by Alan F.J. Artibise
BC Studies #56 (Winter 1982), pgs: 3-43
(trade unions) (New Democratic Party) (legislation) (labour)

Union Maids: Organized Women Workers in Vancouver 1900-1915 by Star Rosenthal
BC Studies #41 (Spring 1979), pgs: 36-55
(women) (Vancouver) (trade unions) (labour) (gender)

The Emergence of the Socialist Movement in British Columbia by A. R. McCormack
BC Studies #21 (Spring 1974), pgs: 3-27
(trade unions) (socialism) (political parties)

Vancouver's 'Red Menace' of 1935: The Waterfront Situation by Richard McCandless
BC Studies #22 (Summer 1974), pgs: 56-70
(trade unions) (socialism) (maritime history) (depression) (communism)

The British Columbia Electric Railway and its Street Railway employees: Paternalism in Labour Relations by Patricia E. Roy
BC Studies #16 (Winter 1972), pgs: 3-24
(Vancouver) (trade unions) (railways) (labour)