Corporations without labor: the politics of progressive corporate law.

"We, the rank and file, got burned.... I thought that people had to treat us honestly and deal fairly with us. In my neck of the woods, what happened is not right." (1)

American corporate law ignores workers. They don't figure into the structure of the corporation or its legal duties. But there is no one group of people more identified with a corporation and more responsible for its day-to-day conduct than corporate workers. (2)

"People can complain about the corporate culture at Enron, but that doesn't represent the employee culture, the thousands of wonderful people who worked there." (3)

INTRODUCTION

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