“The Union Epidemic,” very aptly describes the dilemma faced by private and public health care entities along with other organizations as Unions expand in an epidemic fashion. The book factually documents and explains union grown and expansion from it’s earliest founding to the present day. It describes in detail the often underhanded and intimidating tactics unions use in the quest for unionization of the workplace and power. In very clear language, it informs the reader of how one-sided (the Unions’ side) government and the National Labor Relations board is.

Although "The Union Epidemic" was written in the 70s, its message is clear and union's subsequent history correctly proves the assertions and commentary of this book. It is highly recommended reading for executives, management, and human resource directors. ( )