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When Workers Enforce Their Rights . . .: Precarious Claims: The Promise and Failure of Workplace Protections in the United States

What happens when the most vulnerable in our society try to realize their theoretical rights? Shannon Gleeson has written a concise and illuminating book that explains the reality of workplace rights where the rubber meets the road, where an individual worker enlists the state in the enforcement of a specific claim. In Precarious Claims, Gleeson focuses on the most precarious workers in the economy, immigrant workers, mostly making very low wages, often working under a chain of subcontractors and labor brokers, and frequently without the benefit of union representation or a collective bargaining agreement. Gleeson succeeds at, in her own terms, providing