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Backroom Bargaining Gevisa La Rocca by studying the history ofOrganized crime figures and their minions honeycombed unions while leadership instituted nepotism, salary padding, and other practices that undermined the well being of the rank and file. But in New York City, groups of union members and their legal allies waged a years long struggle against corruption and for better working conditions. Jane LaTour combines rich oral histories with research to take readers into the construction sites, power plants,