pt. I. Overview. The need for unions -- The fall of organized labor: a brief overview -- The NLRA organizing process -- pt. II. The story of UNITE HERE. HERE and its history -- The rejuvenation of HERE Local 2 -- Organizing Yale's clerical and technical workers -- The need for a new organizing model -- The Culinary Union and the development of the comprehensive campaign -- From Hanley to Wilhelm -- Refining the comprehensive campaign -- The immigration issue -- HERE in the twenty-first century -- Solidarity rebuffed -- pt. III. Why the NLRB election process doesn't work for unions. The problem of access -- The regulation of employer campaign conduct -- The duty to bargain and the protection of employee choice -- NLRA organizing: law and reality -- pt. IV. The strike weapon. Restructuring the strike weapon -- Strikes, picketing, comprehensive campaigns, and the law -- Comprehensive campaigns and RICO -- pt. V. The need to change the law. Organized labor and the Employee Free Choice Act -- Changing the law of representation campaigns and striker replacement -- Is the NLRA worth saving? -- Beyond traditional collective bargaining -- pt. VI. Summing up. The difference between labor organization and labor movement.