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The aim is to explore how library workers can unite to strengthen their position against exploitation.

June 13, 2026Public & Access Services Quarterly

Organize your library! Developing the collective power of library workers

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The aim is to explore how library workers can unite to strengthen their position against exploitation.
Four authors share their experiences working in non-unionized libraries.
The book examines strategies to empower workers collectively.
Authors highlight instances of employer exploitation.
They propose methods for building solidarity among library workers.

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Book discusses empowering library workers against employer exploitation in non-unionized settings.

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The book’s four authors, Moreno, McElroy, Kahn, and Drabinski, all worked in non-unionized libraries and at some point while in those positions their employer tried to take advantage of the workers...

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Scott Sheidlower (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf32afaef96ed7f055aa5 https://doi.org/10.1080/15228959.2026.2683088

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Book discusses empowering library workers against employer exploitation in non-unionized settings.

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