In the 1980s the diminishing power of labor unions in the U.S. as evidenced during the air traffic controllers' strike most closely paralleled a bitter coal miners' strike in

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The diminishing power of labor unions in the U.S. during the 1980s, as evidenced during the air traffic controllers' strike, most closely paralleled a bitter coal miners' strike in Great Britain. Both events highlighted the challenges faced by labor unions in the face of government policies aimed at reducing their influence.

In the 1980s the Diminishing Power of Labor Unions in the U.S