Internet resources
Chapter 31: Wage Differentials: Race, Gender, Age, and Unionization

AFL-CIO: The home page of the largest U.S. association of trade and industrial unions.
Bureau of Labor Statistics: A source of extensive data on U.S. labor market conditions.
Dunlop Commission Report: A report on a range of issues related to labor-management relations.
Labor-Oriented Internet Resources: An extensive collection of links to labor-oriented resources on the internet (provided by the Institute of Industrial Relations Library at the University of California, Berkeley).
Labor-Management Data: Statistics on strikes, union membership, and other measures of the state of labor-management relations.
National Labor Relations Board: This site contains information about the government agency charged with conducting union certification elections and investigating unfair labor practices.
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: This commission is charged with promoting and enforcing equal employment opportunities. This web site contains links to the text of U.S. equal employment opportunities law and a description of the EEOC's programs.
Value of the Federal Minimum Wage, 1954-1996: An examination of the real minimum wage during this period (expressed in 1996 dollars). The chart and table on this page provides a good illustration of the difference between nominal and real wages.

Other economic resources: This page contains a set of links to economic resources that may be of interest to introductory economics students.